Supreme Court of Ghana Betrayed Martin Amidu.

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princewilly@ymail.com 12 years ago

President Mills steps out onto the White House lawn in the summer. Right in front of him, on the Jubilee house lawn, he sees "The President Must Die" written in urine across the lawn.

Well, old John is pretty ticked off. ...
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President Mills steps out onto the White House lawn in the summer. Right in front of him, on the Jubilee house lawn, he sees "The President Must Die" written in urine across the lawn.

Well, old John is pretty ticked off. He storms into his security staff's HQ, and yells "Somebody wrote a death threat in on the front lawn! And they wrote it in urine! The guy had to be standing right on the porch when he did it! Where were you guys?!"

The security guys stay silent and stare ashamedly at the floor. John hollers "Well, don't just sit there! Get out and FIND OUT WHO DID IT! I want an answer, and I want it TONIGHT!"

The entire staff immediately jump up and race for the exits. Later that evening, his chief security officer approaches him and says "Well Mr. President, we have some bad news and we have some REALLY bad news. Which do you want first?"

Mills says "Give me the bad news first."

The officer says "Well, we took a sample of the urine and tested it.

The results just came back, and it was Vice President Mahama's urine."

Mills says "I feel so, so, betrayed! My own vice president!

, Well, what's the REALLY bad news?"

The officer replies "Well, it's Naadu Mills handwriting."

BETRAYAL CAN COME FROM YOUR OWN HOME.
THE JUDGES ALSO BETRAYED THE PRESIDENT BY LETTING CRIMINALS OF THE HOOK.
Ben 12 years ago

Classic. Thank you.

Classic. Thank you.
Akufo Addo 12 years ago

Useless articles like these should not be published to waste our time. Why will you want the SC to rule on a case before another court when the defendant is not in the SC to defend himself. The SC has ruled and that is it. Hy ...
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Useless articles like these should not be published to waste our time. Why will you want the SC to rule on a case before another court when the defendant is not in the SC to defend himself. The SC has ruled and that is it. Hypocrites!
Yeabr3 _Mo 12 years ago

Our learned friend chose to focus on the 'whipping-boy' Wotyome case,but failed to draw attention to far more important cases like the 'fire sale' of Ghana Telecom to Vodafone plc,personally spearheaded by fmr. Pres Kuffour. ...
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Our learned friend chose to focus on the 'whipping-boy' Wotyome case,but failed to draw attention to far more important cases like the 'fire sale' of Ghana Telecom to Vodafone plc,personally spearheaded by fmr. Pres Kuffour. Besides,why should the SC not take charge of all cases in the country!
Dantankwa 12 years ago

I really enjoyed reading your piece. It is thought provoking. Keep it up!

I really enjoyed reading your piece. It is thought provoking. Keep it up!
KOFI LAMPTEY 12 years ago

d ndc shd be bold and get rid of woyome and his gangster-ism which has completely tarnished d image of the ndc and created a huge gap btwn jj and the ndc.....this creature called woyome and bettymould and barton oduro epitomi ...
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d ndc shd be bold and get rid of woyome and his gangster-ism which has completely tarnished d image of the ndc and created a huge gap btwn jj and the ndc.....this creature called woyome and bettymould and barton oduro epitomize the rise and fall of the ndc thro dubious j-debts which was used to dupe the state and to further impoverish us all especially the down trodden who have been the back bone of the ndc for ages...woyomeism is smelly and and has tarnished the ndc and must be gotten rid of immediately and shame all the stupid lawyers from ndc who have shamelessly been defending the indefensible.
joy 12 years ago

how shallow ur submissions are.your parents wasted their money by givin you education.

how shallow ur submissions are.your parents wasted their money by givin you education.
KOFI LAMPTEY 12 years ago

WHEN A THIEF STOLE FROM US IT WAS THE STUPID EVIL NDC WHICH RATHER CHOSE TO FIGHT MARTIN AMIDU FOR FOLLOWING THE THIEF TO RETRIEVE OUR MONEY...eiii ndc u are really evil so no wonder there is fire outbreak everywhere...thieve ...
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WHEN A THIEF STOLE FROM US IT WAS THE STUPID EVIL NDC WHICH RATHER CHOSE TO FIGHT MARTIN AMIDU FOR FOLLOWING THE THIEF TO RETRIEVE OUR MONEY...eiii ndc u are really evil so no wonder there is fire outbreak everywhere...thieves ide bii keke..
west side 12 years ago

this cant happen in china woyome will be long hanged to death ,how can one man do this to his nation partning with Austrians ennnn abaaaa abaaaa are you an animal wayome do you think the money will be with you when you die

this cant happen in china woyome will be long hanged to death ,how can one man do this to his nation partning with Austrians ennnn abaaaa abaaaa are you an animal wayome do you think the money will be with you when you die
Prof Lungu 12 years ago

Quite a piece here!

Reminds us there is always a catch to anything "good" or "free"!

More important, reminds us of the Supreme Court decision in CHRAJ vs. Anane!

In that decision, the Court ruled that CHRAJ must hav ...
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Quite a piece here!

Reminds us there is always a catch to anything "good" or "free"!

More important, reminds us of the Supreme Court decision in CHRAJ vs. Anane!

In that decision, the Court ruled that CHRAJ must have a “formal” complainant before CHRAJ can investigate reports of corruption and official improprieties.

As we said back then in 2008, Justice Date-Baah, the lone dissenter, had the better argument.

But, there is still hope, right? Woyome is still "up-and-coming"!

So it goes, Ghana.

USMAN 12 years ago

The supreme court did not want to disturb the hornet's nest and so they left woyomi off the hook in order to maintain the status quo.

The supreme court did not want to disturb the hornet's nest and so they left woyomi off the hook in order to maintain the status quo.

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