EC v Parties: Common sense must prevail - Amidu

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• Paa Nii 9 years ago

  THIS NIGERIAN WOMAN HAS NO "COMMON SENSE".

  THIS NIGERIAN WOMAN HAS NO "COMMON SENSE".

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• Ghana First 9 years ago

  You bastardised her when PPP won. What do you expect? Who wants a deflated ego? You are now appealing to common sense.

  You bastardised her when PPP won. What do you expect? Who wants a deflated ego? You are now appealing to common sense.

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• nana ado 9 years ago

  sometimes i do not understand the thinking and logic of some of these so called learned men.
  
  how can you term forged signatures as administrative errors which should pointed out for correction.
  
  Is it the duty of EC to p ...
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  sometimes i do not understand the thinking and logic of some of these so called learned men.
  
  how can you term forged signatures as administrative errors which should pointed out for correction.
  
  Is it the duty of EC to point out errors for corrections.
  
  If that is the case then any insane person can go for forms fill them wrongly and EC will task themselves to go through all the forms and point out errors for correction.
  
  Forged signature is criminal and must be treated as such.
  When the person was endorsing in two different district he was rightly aware of the crime he was committing and went forward to do it thinking that EC will not cross check.
  
  Do you think you can do such childish thing in USA and go free.
  I now know why democracy do not flourish in Africa.

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• Awamola 9 years ago

  Hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm

  Hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm

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• BE TRUTHFUL 9 years ago

  Common sense should tell us that fraudulent activities such as signature forgeries and double registration should not be countenanced. This cases would have ended if the judges in NDUOM case had done the right thing by reject ...
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  Common sense should tell us that fraudulent activities such as signature forgeries and double registration should not be countenanced. This cases would have ended if the judges in NDUOM case had done the right thing by rejecting Nduom forgery on signatures.

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• nana ado 9 years ago

  BE TRUTHFUL you are 100% right.
  it beats my imagination as to why they left the substantive criminal case aside and relied entirely on that outlier.
  Forgery is Forgery and is criminal and must be treated as such.
  
  if You ...
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  BE TRUTHFUL you are 100% right.
  it beats my imagination as to why they left the substantive criminal case aside and relied entirely on that outlier.
  Forgery is Forgery and is criminal and must be treated as such.
  
  if You start your presidency on forged submissions then guess what will happen to our money in future.

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• AGBESI KWESI 9 years ago

  Contrary to the norm, the EC Boss received nomination forms from NDUOM without giving the latter a copy. By the judgement of the High Court it means that the EC must hand-over all the four copies of Nduom to the PPP to make a ...
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  Contrary to the norm, the EC Boss received nomination forms from NDUOM without giving the latter a copy. By the judgement of the High Court it means that the EC must hand-over all the four copies of Nduom to the PPP to make amendments and that is where the Nigerian turned Ghanaian will be exposed for her fraudulent disqualification of a full blooded Ghanaian like Nduon. That is why she is trying to seek refuge at the Supreme Court.

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• CHN 9 years ago

  Do not destroy our hard earned PEACE. Foolish Government appointees, think Ghana First.

  Do not destroy our hard earned PEACE. Foolish Government appointees, think Ghana First.

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• CHN 9 years ago

  Our country, our peaceful Elections. Stop this Bitch from electoral office. She is not qualified.

  Our country, our peaceful Elections. Stop this Bitch from electoral office. She is not qualified.

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• SAY IT AS IT IS 9 years ago

  If you say you a good lawyer and knows your law , don't expose yoursrkf to this foolishness of " that is what we always do it" .

  If you say you a good lawyer and knows your law , don't expose yoursrkf to this foolishness of " that is what we always do it" .

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• NPP FOUNDING MEMBER _ ABUDU/ CA_YYZ 9 years ago

  BY ALLAH , & NO MORE KUFFOUR GALLONS , JOHN MAHAMA & THE NDC SHALL WIN TO IMPLEMENT CAPITAL PUNISHMENT AS PENALTY FOR CORRUPT SUSPECTS

  BY ALLAH , & NO MORE KUFFOUR GALLONS , JOHN MAHAMA & THE NDC SHALL WIN TO IMPLEMENT CAPITAL PUNISHMENT AS PENALTY FOR CORRUPT SUSPECTS

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• OSEI ASIBEY 9 years ago

  THERE HE GOES AGAIN. JUSK BARKING MAD LIKE A DOG. WHO LET THE DOG OUT? AMIDU IS JUST LIKE DR DO LITTLE. HE TALK FOOOOOOOOOO, HE TALKS NO SENSE, NO ACTION JUST THEORITICAL NONSENSE!!

  THERE HE GOES AGAIN. JUSK BARKING MAD LIKE A DOG. WHO LET THE DOG OUT? AMIDU IS JUST LIKE DR DO LITTLE. HE TALK FOOOOOOOOOO, HE TALKS NO SENSE, NO ACTION JUST THEORITICAL NONSENSE!!

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• OTUBUAH 9 years ago

  Mr. Amidu, would U just shut up and lets move on? Why? U were once demoted from government due to your incompetence. Yet U want to comment on issues in Ghana. Shut Up! !

  Mr. Amidu, would U just shut up and lets move on? Why? U were once demoted from government due to your incompetence. Yet U want to comment on issues in Ghana. Shut Up! !

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• KONKOTI 9 years ago

  Mr Amidu, when you write your articles for publication, do you write with the reader in mind? In other words, do you write for the reader to understand what you write? Or do you write for you, and only you, alone to understan ...
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  Mr Amidu, when you write your articles for publication, do you write with the reader in mind? In other words, do you write for the reader to understand what you write? Or do you write for you, and only you, alone to understand what you write?
  
  For example, your rather long-winded, tortouous sentences not only make it exceedingly difficult for the reader to grasp their meanings but also render it hard to follow your "train of thought"!
  
  What's more, your writings tend to exude an emotionally charged tone! Even if you're emotionally charged about the issues you raise in your writings, you need not let it clatter and disfigure your expressions in such a way that the reader finds it hard to understand you!
  
  There's no point in writing for publication if the reader cannot understand what you are saying! You need to subject your writings to some proofreading before you send them in for publication!

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