Kwaku Azar details 10 reasons Mahama addressed concerns about seeking third tenure in office

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Kaba 3 months ago

This is a good move for Democracy, Ghana and Mahama himself. I wish Mahama well on his legacy regime.

This is a good move for Democracy, Ghana and Mahama himself. I wish Mahama well on his legacy regime.
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Albert Quartey 3 months ago

Prof Asare you called this as needless speculation? His own NDC people started the conversation.

Prof Asare you called this as needless speculation? His own NDC people started the conversation.
Joe Adanko 3 months ago

That thief is lucky! Enka he go hear insults

That thief is lucky! Enka he go hear insults
Nii Ankafran 3 months ago

Kweku Azaah you don’t have credibility to educate Ghanaians about good governance when you sheepishly and cavalierly indulged in the most shameful petitions to remove the Chief Justice of the Republic of Ghana. You Azaah an ...
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Kweku Azaah you don’t have credibility to educate Ghanaians about good governance when you sheepishly and cavalierly indulged in the most shameful petitions to remove the Chief Justice of the Republic of Ghana. You Azaah and your ilks will reap what you sowed so don’t make it look like you are innocent. Removing a Chief Justice is not even tolerated in a Banana Republic how much more a Democratic Ghana.
Next time think before you publicly come to the platform of human decency.
Azaah you are an apology to Academia. Good governance indeed. Sheege Yaro like you.
Collins GH 3 months ago

Infact bro, I support u 100 percent. This azaahh man is useless n family s only seeking recognition in GH cos there in the USA, nobody knows him. Time will tell

Infact bro, I support u 100 percent. This azaahh man is useless n family s only seeking recognition in GH cos there in the USA, nobody knows him. Time will tell
Now Now 3 months ago

Kweku Azar
Please reflect over precedents
Egya Kweku,
You were a personal victim and Kweku Azar, of all people, FAILED to protest the issue. It is still not too late.
For Mahama to go for another term NEEDS no constitutio ...
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Kweku Azar
Please reflect over precedents
Egya Kweku,
You were a personal victim and Kweku Azar, of all people, FAILED to protest the issue. It is still not too late.
For Mahama to go for another term NEEDS no constitutional amendment.
For the removal of The Speaker and Chief Justice, nowhere does the Constitution of the Republic of Ghana mandate a prima facie case to be established. In the case of the Chief Justice, it is for the Committee to make any determinations.
The Supreme Court inserted the determinations of a prima facie case and gave a powerful President more power to determine, in consultation with the Council of State, a prima facie case.
No one and no one raised a finger
This was used to guillotine your petition against the Chief Justice
It should have come to the highly valued understanding of Kweku Azar that with the UNCONSTITUTIONAL act of the Supreme Court, a Chief Justice cannot be removed save a prima facie case is determined by the President in consultation with the Council of State.
To the GRAVE DETRIMENT OF JUSTICE, to keep his or her neck safe, a Chief Justice MUST CARVE to remain in the good books of a Constitutionally very powerful President.
ALL THAT THE SUPREME COURT has to do is to insert in
The term of office of the President shall not exceed two terms
The term of office of the President shall not exceed two CONSECUTIVE terms
Brigadier Sabari v.2 3 months ago

John please give this attention seeking Mr know all professor nhwehwenim a post wai. Thean is bleeding too merch.

John please give this attention seeking Mr know all professor nhwehwenim a post wai. Thean is bleeding too merch.
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AM 3 months ago

Ghanaians remember this started when idle npp people like afenyo markin and freddie blay started setting their own question and answering it. Normally mahama should not have time for these looters. But in this case it is goo ...
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Ghanaians remember this started when idle npp people like afenyo markin and freddie blay started setting their own question and answering it. Normally mahama should not have time for these looters. But in this case it is good he did

TORTOISE 3 months ago

WHY DID PRESIDENT MAHAMA NOT MAKE THE DECLARATION ON THE LAND OF GHANA?
1.Rude and arrogant for Mahama to talk about 3rd term presidential bid which had never been an option in the 1992 Constitution of Ghana
2. Very disres ...
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WHY DID PRESIDENT MAHAMA NOT MAKE THE DECLARATION ON THE LAND OF GHANA?
1.Rude and arrogant for Mahama to talk about 3rd term presidential bid which had never been an option in the 1992 Constitution of Ghana
2. Very disrespectful to make the declaration in a foreign country, ignoring the Ghanaian voters who elected him
3. President Mahama thrashed the trust of Ghanaians by choosing to address foreigners on an issue that is pointed crucial to Ghanaians.
David 3 months ago

No wonder you are called Tortoise. Check the antecedents at the forum where he made those statements

No wonder you are called Tortoise. Check the antecedents at the forum where he made those statements
TORTOISE 3 months ago

WHY DID PRESIDENT MAHAMA NOT MAKE THE DECLARATION ON THE LAND OF GHANA?
1.Rude and arrogant for Mahama to talk about 3rd term presidential bid which had never been an option in the 1992 Constitution of Ghana
2. Very disres ...
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WHY DID PRESIDENT MAHAMA NOT MAKE THE DECLARATION ON THE LAND OF GHANA?
1.Rude and arrogant for Mahama to talk about 3rd term presidential bid which had never been an option in the 1992 Constitution of Ghana
2. Very disrespectful to make the declaration in a foreign country, ignoring the Ghanaian voters who elected him
3. President Mahama thrashed the trust of Ghanaians by choosing to address foreigners on an issue that is pointedly crucial to Ghanaians.
Asem 3 months ago

Azar creat war in Ghana and hide in America you are a big fool.

Azar creat war in Ghana and hide in America you are a big fool.
Shallom Shallom 3 months ago

Someone told me about a lunatic lawyer based in America who is always senseless.

Someone told me about a lunatic lawyer based in America who is always senseless.
Pelicles. 3 months ago

Kwaku Azar thinks he lives in the US so, he knows everything under the sun. That is the idea of a fool, and an uncompromising idiot.

Kwaku Azar thinks he lives in the US so, he knows everything under the sun. That is the idea of a fool, and an uncompromising idiot.
Kona 3 months ago

When did Azar became Mahama's spokesman? In any case what is the news here except to add to the praise singing chorus. Please spare as this boot licking.

When did Azar became Mahama's spokesman? In any case what is the news here except to add to the praise singing chorus. Please spare as this boot licking.
Nye bro 3 months ago

Mansotwe nii Kwaku Azar, since when did you become the spokesperson of the president? Yes, it's not surprising to hear that you are one of those pushing for the removal of the CJ. A jealous academic who doesn't want to sacrif ...
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Mansotwe nii Kwaku Azar, since when did you become the spokesperson of the president? Yes, it's not surprising to hear that you are one of those pushing for the removal of the CJ. A jealous academic who doesn't want to sacrifice to come back to Ghana to contribute his quota towards the development of the country but has chosen to find faults with everyone in high office.
Kofi Asare 3 months ago

They never want to run for a 3rd term. Its the people who want them to . That is their usual bullshit.

They never want to run for a 3rd term. Its the people who want them to . That is their usual bullshit.
Kwame-Italy 3 months ago

You have said it all. Prez JDM is a true patriotic Statesman with Integrity and Vision . .His decision will Silence all speculations ,a Lesson to African leaders ,a Prestige world-wide. Thanks.

You have said it all. Prez JDM is a true patriotic Statesman with Integrity and Vision . .His decision will Silence all speculations ,a Lesson to African leaders ,a Prestige world-wide. Thanks.

JULOR CAESAR 3 months ago

Only two reasons, not ten. To quell the rumour of a potential third that is distracting the government's work and unjustly painting the President as a power-grabbing politician, a proposal thrown out there in the public that ...
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Only two reasons, not ten. To quell the rumour of a potential third that is distracting the government's work and unjustly painting the President as a power-grabbing politician, a proposal thrown out there in the public that the President very likely had no hand in. The President did the right thing by addressing this matter early on and letting the sycophants swallow their raw feed.

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