Nigeria learnt greatly from court decisions on elections – Prof Jega

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• pop 9 years ago

  THE ARE STILL CONDERMING AFARI

  THE ARE STILL CONDERMING AFARI

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• OLD SOLDIER 9 years ago

  Author:-Mahmoud...
  Ghanaians are visibly yearning for a change to liberate themselves from the corrupt nation wreckers' party which has brought untold hardship on them.
  
  NPP party, on the other hand, has what it takes to ...
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  Author:-Mahmoud...
  Ghanaians are visibly yearning for a change to liberate themselves from the corrupt nation wreckers' party which has brought untold hardship on them.
  
  NPP party, on the other hand, has what it takes to save the nation from the sinking ship, and fully prepared to take over from the NDC con men democratically through free and fair elections.
  
  Their water-gating tactics will not save them because Ghanaians have seen the light, and their attempt to divert their attention from the real issues confronting the nation will backfire on them

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• aikins 9 years ago

  The armed robber mahama must go to save Ghana.

  The armed robber mahama must go to save Ghana.

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• OLD SOLDIER 9 years ago

  Author:-dk...
  thieving and incompetent jdm and his ndc cohorts are looting from left, right and center with the hope to buy the conscience of vulnerable Ghanaians. I thank God that nobody can buy my conscience because I AM A ...
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  Author:-dk...
  thieving and incompetent jdm and his ndc cohorts are looting from left, right and center with the hope to buy the conscience of vulnerable Ghanaians. I thank God that nobody can buy my conscience because I AM A HUMAN BEING

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• Jumbo 9 years ago

  Hellow prof Jega,before you destroy your last credibility I just want you to ask NPP whether why couldn´t they made the so call necessary changes and reforms in the EC when they were in power from 2001-2008.
  
  Prof.if you c ...
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  Hellow prof Jega,before you destroy your last credibility I just want you to ask NPP whether why couldn´t they made the so call necessary changes and reforms in the EC when they were in power from 2001-2008.
  
  Prof.if you care to know,NPP accused the EC in 2008 for their electoral defeat even though they were in Charge of govt machinery.Before you got carried away through your eneaudos and unguarded pronoucement which seem to surgest that sitting govts are the bad Boys/cheats.If so,how did they lost the 2008 election?
  
  With your Engagement with IEA which is now known to be another NPP propagander tool,you had slowly embarged on the path of self multilation.Because,IEA has no credibility any longer.

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• Pumpuni 9 years ago

  "...that one of the magic wands that engendered public confidence in the INEC was its readiness to review all court cases that went against it and its staff and decision to correct doings."
  The Ghana EC did not want to hear ...
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  "...that one of the magic wands that engendered public confidence in the INEC was its readiness to review all court cases that went against it and its staff and decision to correct doings."
  The Ghana EC did not want to hear this. No wonder they refused to attend the meetings.

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• . .USMAN. 9 years ago

  There will likely be a nationwide black-out tomorrow Saturday,18-12-2015, with the flimsy excuse that there is going to be routine maintenance on VRA facilities. This is a ploy to prevent rural radio stations across the count ...
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  There will likely be a nationwide black-out tomorrow Saturday,18-12-2015, with the flimsy excuse that there is going to be routine maintenance on VRA facilities. This is a ploy to prevent rural radio stations across the country, who don't have stand-by generators, from discussing the AMERI and MMT Scandals rocking the NDC administration. This is how treacherous Mahama could be.

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