An Open Letter to Professor Asare

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moyo 12 years ago

When you see Professors like Asare arguing as education serve no purpose in society, it goes to question what politics can do people like him. He is a disgrace to the academia

When you see Professors like Asare arguing as education serve no purpose in society, it goes to question what politics can do people like him. He is a disgrace to the academia
OYOKOBA 12 years ago

Your type is the kind that enables autocratic rule. At the heart of it, all that Prof Asare, aka Azar, said is the Supreme Court judges cannot be the prosecutors and judges in their own case. They cannot be adjudicators in a ...
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Your type is the kind that enables autocratic rule. At the heart of it, all that Prof Asare, aka Azar, said is the Supreme Court judges cannot be the prosecutors and judges in their own case. They cannot be adjudicators in a case that they are part of. That is called due process. Secondly, if they are going to punish those who criticize them, they might as well punish those who praise them. What makes criticism in and of itself more contemptuous than praise? Do they just want to hear only those words pleasant to their ears?

The fact that they are Supreme Court judges does not mean the legal process has to be set aside and allow them to run riot all over the place even to the extent of insulting and demeaning the people who they haul before them.

If the two of you cannot understand this simple logic then you are the nuts here, especially you Moyo. I have read a number of your postings and you come across as a nitwit. And to you Maxwell Nimo, what about this over flogging of the word "straw lawyer" you ascribe to Professor Asare? Look, your envy and jealousy stinks to the high heavens. Who is holding your scrambled brains in chains? Go get some if you can. For a so-called “straw lawyer” he has proven beyond doubt that he has his digits on the things he is talking about, check out at Ghana Law School, KNUST and Legon. He has become a household name and they are devouring his write-ups.

Prof. Asare has a proven academic record; he has demonstrated that we are captains of our own destinies. What about yourself? I doubt anybody will take your tosh seriously. Muff there!! Don't be an ass.

What at all do you yourself know about law? How do the examples you cited fall into the narrow definition of Contempt of Court? Zilch! Zero! In the USA where gun shootings and killings have become rampant, of course the authorities have to investigate any threats to public safety. Nobody is arguing for unfettered free speech here. I bet you if anybody will be hauled before any court in the USA for saying a certain judge is “selective, prejudicial and discriminatory”. Following your scrambled thought line, people should even be hauled before court for invoking Antoa Nyama in curses. But have you seen any of those sorts. The worst that can happen will be to send you to the chief’s palace to reverse your curse. Ghana’s Supreme Court judges must not behave like traditional chiefs, especially when they are an unelected hack. They must follow due process.

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It is about time these judges stop wearing horse-hairs and Dracula robes; that would enable fresh air go through their natural hair. This overly deferential words like "My Lord, Your Lordship, and Your Worship" etc somehow have gone to inflate their super egos. They have to be reminded that they are not angels. They are fallible and we the people who pay their salaries have every right to criticize them. If they want to become "Thought Police" then they have got to build bigger prisons to hold us all. Thought lies in public opinion and they can't even attempt to control it. They would make an ass of themselves if they try.

The same goes for the president, the excessive accolades - "His Excellency the President" - that his bootlickers abuse our ears with are overused and over the top. If only he was doing something extraordinary and excellent, but you and I know what we are being served is mediocrity and not excellence.
Kofi Abotsi 12 years ago

There you go, Oyokoba...defending the indefensible!!!!

There you go, Oyokoba...defending the indefensible!!!!
Brainy Guy 12 years ago

Thank you Sir! Teach these nincompoops some sense.!

Thank you Sir! Teach these nincompoops some sense.!
Kwaku Asante 12 years ago

Mr Nimo failed miserably to put his case into a befitting context. In a country where teenagers can massacre students with guns, threat on the Internet or wherever must be taken seriously.

The examples he cited are not fr ...
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Mr Nimo failed miserably to put his case into a befitting context. In a country where teenagers can massacre students with guns, threat on the Internet or wherever must be taken seriously.

The examples he cited are not free speech but probably more to do with threats leading to massacre and the law enforcements authorities were looking more at preemption of genocide.

I am surprised that the due process was the least of Mr Nimo's concern. He ought to understand that it could usher in "judicial dictatorship".

Is he using the definition of contempt alone to justify the SC's hurried actions? Once we accept there is contemp what process do we go through to avoid dispensation of raw and instant justice?
truth 12 years ago

Enough of this nonsensecal back and forth needless and less productive debate over the decicion of the supreme court. Does Ghana belong to only the so called educated elite? Let us realise its not all about the law but common ...
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Enough of this nonsensecal back and forth needless and less productive debate over the decicion of the supreme court. Does Ghana belong to only the so called educated elite? Let us realise its not all about the law but common sense and wisdom. Who doesnt know that that what ken Kuranche, Atubiga were wrong and disrespectful. Commonsense tells us it is irresponsible and not a good precedence and must not be entertained, Period.
PKA 12 years ago

Well said, buddy. If only people could apply a wee bit of common sense in Ghana, we could all have a peaceful and progressive co-existence. It appears common sense is no longer common these days.

Well said, buddy. If only people could apply a wee bit of common sense in Ghana, we could all have a peaceful and progressive co-existence. It appears common sense is no longer common these days.
DIN PA 12 years ago

Where have you been, Nimo ? These pesople are doing everything within their power to turn Nkrumah's Ghana up side down. They go round bragging to be lawyers, but have no brians. They don't speak good english and call our d ...
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Where have you been, Nimo ? These pesople are doing everything within their power to turn Nkrumah's Ghana up side down. They go round bragging to be lawyers, but have no brians. They don't speak good english and call our dear brothers in the North ntafoo, yet they fall on the same brothers to speak english for them in the court.
ADWEN 12 years ago

Nimo, it seems you misunderstand Prof Asare's point of view in that you just read the definition of "contempt of court" online and decided to use the narrow definition to refute Prof Asare's point.
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Nimo, it seems you misunderstand Prof Asare's point of view in that you just read the definition of "contempt of court" online and decided to use the narrow definition to refute Prof Asare's point.
1. Prof Asare's issue is about the application of "the due process of the law", is it right for the SC judges to sanction only those who criticise them? What about those praise them?
2. The cases you cited in the US arrests were seriously out of context. Were these teenagers arrested under the orders of a dictatorial SC judges? Emphatic no. In the advanced societies there are control systems in place toe addresse these types of social deviants who overstep the freedom of speech mark into a different realm like the teenagers cases. Do we have the similar systems in place in Ghana prior to this SC judges sanctions?
3. My issue with the SC judges orders and freedom of speech in Ghana is, what happens to freedom of speech after the SC judges finish this case? Are we going to implement control systems to monitor those who overstep the freedom of speech mark or things will be as usual. How is Ghana going to deal with "President" Mahaha's tribal cam comment that "I am one of yours", Akuffo-Addo's "All die be die" rhetoric, Ken Adgapong's "Kill Ewes and Gas", etc?
4. The Supreme Court judges should have been proactive to avoid these confusion by way of making the public aware of the principle of contempt of court through publishing a code of conduct rather than ASSUMING that everyone present should know its powers and contempt of court.
There are too many administrative lapses around this case especially regarding the handling, counting, etc., of the so-called "Pink Sheets", the issues relating to the contempt of court, and so on.
william 12 years ago

What a pitiful demonstration of rich illogicality!The Supreme Court remains focused while sweeping the dirt as it goes on.Bravo to the the Court.

What a pitiful demonstration of rich illogicality!The Supreme Court remains focused while sweeping the dirt as it goes on.Bravo to the the Court.

Kofi Ata, Cambridge, UK 12 years ago

Nimo, your article is very unfair to Prof Stephen Kwaku Asare for a number of reasons.

You have every right to disagree with the views of Prof Asare on the subject of contempt of court and its interpretation and applicatio ...
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Nimo, your article is very unfair to Prof Stephen Kwaku Asare for a number of reasons.

You have every right to disagree with the views of Prof Asare on the subject of contempt of court and its interpretation and application by Ghana's Supreme Court as some of us also do. However, to denigrate him is very unfair. Have you heard him refer to himself as Constitutional Expert and or Law Professor? Is it not the Ghanaian media who have made such assumptions and awarded him those titles?

For those of you who do not Prof Asare, he is a very humble person but also very principled. Throughout our secondary school days at Augustine's and St Peter's, he will often take the minority view on a matter and argue his case forcefully. He is not boastful and has never claimed to be all knowing or better than the nine Justices but that is the nature of law. There are always differences of opinion on one subject and I even believe some Justices on the Supreme Court may disagree with their colleagues hearing the petition.

I re-established contact with Prof Asare in 2002 after a very long break and we now keep in regular contact with each other through e-mails and telephone. He never mentioned to me that he was JD and member of the Florida Bar. He never mentioned that he lectures Law, even when we discussed legal and constitutional matters in Ghana. In fact, the last time we spoke just before he went to Ghana, he had discussed the petition hearing with a friend who was an Attorney and he told me the Attorney was surprised on how matters of evidence, case management, disclosure, etc were being handled. I only got to know that he was JD from the web. The first time I became aware that he referred to himself as was in one of his articles on this matter.

Let us be candid in our criticisms of others if we disagreed with them but not to portray them as boastful, all knowing, better than all, etc.

The examples you gave are what is known in legal matters as time and place or space. Because gun crime and massacres of school children are common in the US, any such threat is taken seriously whilst probably, it may not be taken as serious in Ghana. I did state this in one of my articles in response to Prof Asare's.

Nimo, let's have differences of opinion and be accommodating to what we disagreed with without necessarily turning the gun on ourselves just because we disagree. Can't we disagree to agree?
Nii Lante Okunka 12 years ago

We are yet to learn to tolerate each others opinion without resorting to ad hominem statements.Usually when people run out of things to say in support of an ongoing discourse, then they employ such silly personal attacks.It h ...
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We are yet to learn to tolerate each others opinion without resorting to ad hominem statements.Usually when people run out of things to say in support of an ongoing discourse, then they employ such silly personal attacks.It happens to the best of us,lol.
I hope the Prof would not be deterred by such unsavory attacks. Nimo's article started by stating his respect for Dr Asare with regards to the latter's stance on free speech,yet he(Nimo)launches personal insults on the poor prof,.What a contradiction!
Maxwell,on the other hand,contributed intelligently by reminding readers that Dr Asare never claimed to be a constitutional scholar.It was the media that tagged the label on him.And I personally feel regretful for harping on that in my commentary in the ongoing discourse.
Unfortunately,our media turn to be reckless in some cases in their reportage.And since,there are no consequences for their unprofessional narratives,decent fellow Ghanaians' reputations are smeared unnecessarily.
But that shouldn't hinder us from what we all feel is our small contribution in shaping our nascent democracy.
I believe the punishment meted out to the editor was hash but who says life is fair,huh?As long as one believes in what one says,a ten days jail sentence is a small price to pay.Oh.its easy for me to say,huh?
Anyway,when all is said and done, we'll have to learn to agree to disagree,as Maxwell questioned.
YB 12 years ago

Thank you and may God bless you Sir. Nimo tainted a nice article with so many invectives. I hope he accepts these flaws and does better next time.

Thank you and may God bless you Sir. Nimo tainted a nice article with so many invectives. I hope he accepts these flaws and does better next time.
Mercy Agyei 12 years ago

Kofi

Can you introduce me to your friend? So he has been standing for principles as far back as his secondary school days? Good for him.

Was he a good student?

Kofi

Can you introduce me to your friend? So he has been standing for principles as far back as his secondary school days? Good for him.

Was he a good student?
Kofi Ata, Cambridge, UK 12 years ago

Prof Asare was an excellent student at both St Augustine's and St Peter's as well as at Legon. He was amongst the top in our class at both "O" and "A" Levels and since he had First Class at School of Administration at Legon, ...
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Prof Asare was an excellent student at both St Augustine's and St Peter's as well as at Legon. He was amongst the top in our class at both "O" and "A" Levels and since he had First Class at School of Administration at Legon, it was an indication of his academic prowess.
Zoobie-Zoobie 12 years ago

Any fool can chew and pour and pass. Is he a law professor? Is he a constitutional scholar?

Any fool can chew and pour and pass. Is he a law professor? Is he a constitutional scholar?
Wahabu 12 years ago

I am in "love" with your comment, matured and humane. Do well to stay in touch with the this web so you can help others to learn how to argue without insulting. God bless you my brother.

I am in "love" with your comment, matured and humane. Do well to stay in touch with the this web so you can help others to learn how to argue without insulting. God bless you my brother.
Kobena 12 years ago

Kofi,
I have been away today and just read the interesting comments you made about Prof Asare. Well done. Many of us Ghanaians, including academics, cannot hold sustained arguments without resorting to insults.

Even for a ...
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Kofi,
I have been away today and just read the interesting comments you made about Prof Asare. Well done. Many of us Ghanaians, including academics, cannot hold sustained arguments without resorting to insults.

Even for a non-practising lawyer, Prof does a lot better than a lot of professional lawyers in Ghana, judging from the comments they have throwing around about tis petiton.
Baffour Agyemang 12 years ago

Mr Kofi Atta a question to you. If the authorities in the USA can see in this time, place and space in their juricdution the theads facing them,say terrorism and random gun insanity and swiftly deal with it, why can't the Gha ...
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Mr Kofi Atta a question to you. If the authorities in the USA can see in this time, place and space in their juricdution the theads facing them,say terrorism and random gun insanity and swiftly deal with it, why can't the Ghanaian authorities do same in the face of possible political violence?
Snoop 12 years ago

Has the clown ever set the record straight that he is no constitutional expert and that he is not a law professor? Of course not; he is an attention-seeking clown. He knows not what he farts about.

Has the clown ever set the record straight that he is no constitutional expert and that he is not a law professor? Of course not; he is an attention-seeking clown. He knows not what he farts about.

Paul Amuna 12 years ago

I for one have never believed in titles (except where absolutely necessary) and believe we are all entitled to our opinions and to argue them forcefully.

We don't have to agree all the time or on everything, but we must a ...
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I for one have never believed in titles (except where absolutely necessary) and believe we are all entitled to our opinions and to argue them forcefully.

We don't have to agree all the time or on everything, but we must always maintain respect for each other even where we disagree as indeed I have, with Prof. Asare.
C.Y. ANDY-K 12 years ago

Kofi, don't you also think your old schoolboy friendship with Azar has influenced your take on Nimo's positions on Azar? Nimo is quite right in pointing out the erroneous info being put out that he is a law Professor instead ...
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Kofi, don't you also think your old schoolboy friendship with Azar has influenced your take on Nimo's positions on Azar? Nimo is quite right in pointing out the erroneous info being put out that he is a law Professor instead of an Accounting Professor. But that's not sufficient to argue that his arguments are not valid. Even an informed lay person can point out some errors in legal positions.

I don't know Azar personally even though he was a yr or 2 behind me in Legon. But, we got to "know" each other quite well on Okyeame, the premier cyberforum for Ghanaians. I therefore became aware of the time when he first got hold of Ghana's Constitution, and gradually drifted into taking a law degree.

Yes, he is a level-headed but a dyed-in-the-wool NPP supporter; no doubt about that. He has therefore been vigorous and sometimes disingenious in prosecuting the NPP agenda, while developing a principled stance of his own, even at odds with his NPP gurus and colleagues. I think he might be among the first NPP supporters on Okyeame I managed to convince that tribalism is not the catch-all phrase of politics in Ghana but just a ruse and a diversion from the realpolitikk.

Politics trumps law; at least in the long run. And what is law in one country is not in another, so Azar's position is idealistic, which we must strive toward. But now, can we also not agree that in an African environment in which election disputes often lead to civil conflicts, with thousands killed or maimed and properties destroyed, it is equally important for our judges to jail quickly those whose utterances can be a harbinger of such a conflict, just as the flippant cyber threats of those teens in the US can also send a wrong signal to those who are prone to shooting up innocent Americans?

Yes, when the animals were gradually taking over the ongoing circus in the SC, it is imperative that the Circus Masters crack the whip! And gosh! They did, thereby restoring some level of respect in the eyes of some of us who were not amused by the antics of the developing people of Ghana and their judicial system!

Andy-K
AKLAND 12 years ago

Thank you Kwaku Asante you make my point
this guy Nimo is comparing Orange and Apple.

Thank you Kwaku Asante you make my point
this guy Nimo is comparing Orange and Apple.
... 12 years ago

Kwaku Asante,
You clearly did not understand what Nimo wrote. This free speech thing happens everywhere. Las week a teenager found himself in police grips when on a Facebook wall he poated that the Prime Minister and his cab ...
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Kwaku Asante,
You clearly did not understand what Nimo wrote. This free speech thing happens everywhere. Las week a teenager found himself in police grips when on a Facebook wall he poated that the Prime Minister and his cabinet needed to be bombed because they were not heeding the cries of the opposition patries to stop Moslems from entering the country. Won't Prof. Kwaku Asre call this an affront to free speech?
... 12 years ago

Sorry it happened in Norway,

Sorry it happened in Norway,
Yaw Amofa 12 years ago

When it comes to "booklong" Ghanaians are experts. The courts in every civilised country defines the rules. Everyone is talking about Ken Kuranchi as if he was the only one jailed! Is Ken Kuranchi a better human being than At ...
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When it comes to "booklong" Ghanaians are experts. The courts in every civilised country defines the rules. Everyone is talking about Ken Kuranchi as if he was the only one jailed! Is Ken Kuranchi a better human being than Atubiga? Because his newspaper is the mouthpiece of NPP, who thinks they are royals of Ghana and therefore cannot be touched. Let this article be told to Kwaku Baako and his gang of bastards who constituted themselves into an alternate supreme court.
Kojo T 12 years ago

Thank you so much. Atubiga is also a " person" . I said it after June 4th many were shot but the extremists will twist it to be certain tribes were targetted. Here we go again

Thank you so much. Atubiga is also a " person" . I said it after June 4th many were shot but the extremists will twist it to be certain tribes were targetted. Here we go again
Mehunu_Meka 12 years ago

The defense of the Benkumhene of the offinso Trasditinal Area for suggesting that Chiefs should be made to retire at the age of seventy. Even though his call was not directed to his Omanhene,or for that matter the Otumfuo,wha ...
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The defense of the Benkumhene of the offinso Trasditinal Area for suggesting that Chiefs should be made to retire at the age of seventy. Even though his call was not directed to his Omanhene,or for that matter the Otumfuo,what has been the general reaction of public,particularly indegenes from the region, who firmly believe in the suzerainty of the Ashanti Moanarch in his area of jurisdiction,and that nobody,not even a substantive Omanhene,should make any remarks that can remotely be construed as a challenge or an affront to the dignity of the Golden Stool and or its occupier?
Similarly, I did not hear you come the defence of Tarzan,a bona fide NPP member, when he sought to express his opinions about the current petion in volving his own party, the NPP!
And here you are,joining in a chorus to impugn the authority and undermine the intergrity of an important national institution such as the Supreme Court,and by extension the entire judiciary!
Thank God many of us witnessed this whole 'drama'unfold before our own eyes, and thus this attempt by Kwaku Azar and people like you, to demonize the panel,especially the Presiding judge, Justice Atubuga is anexercise in futility! good heavens, it is not as though these agents provocateurs were simply hauled off to jail by a fiat that was issued by the court,without given the guilty individuals the opporutnity to be heard in open court.
Nobody,including Kwaku Azar and yourself can conince the rest of us that you people care more about Sammy Awuku, Steve Atubiga, and off course even Ken Kuranchie, than they themselves, who are matured adults!
Joy 12 years ago

OYOKOBA, I agree with you 100% "It is about time these judges stop wearing horse-hairs and Dracula robes; that would enable fresh air go through their natural hair. This overly deferential words like "My Lord, Your Lordship" ...
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OYOKOBA, I agree with you 100% "It is about time these judges stop wearing horse-hairs and Dracula robes; that would enable fresh air go through their natural hair. This overly deferential words like "My Lord, Your Lordship" etc somehow have gone to inflate their super egos"
Wofa Kwame 12 years ago

Fvck off!

Kwame

Fvck off!

Kwame

Kakraba Cromwell 12 years ago

I just love your fantastic Piece it is just GREAT!!!!
I would like to liken Prof Asare to "a learner driver who has just gone on the road for the first time and so he thinks he can drive as an experienced driver."
In the sa ...
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I just love your fantastic Piece it is just GREAT!!!!
I would like to liken Prof Asare to "a learner driver who has just gone on the road for the first time and so he thinks he can drive as an experienced driver."
In the safety of the USA he spews out nonsense without taken the prevailing condition in Ghana into consideration.

He is the very person who would start blaming the government if Ghana starts burning because of his intellectually dishonest crusade of free speech.
once again thank you
Kwame Sulemana 12 years ago

Jealousy will kill you.

Kwame

Jealousy will kill you.

Kwame
John Mills 12 years ago

Hard to believe, with such level of reasoning. You belong in the jungle.

Hard to believe, with such level of reasoning. You belong in the jungle.
Yaw Amofa 12 years ago

If the United States was that civilzed, people wouldn't gun down innocent school children by heart, such a thing will never happen inGhana. You who have sought refuge there now want to even define who the indegenes must be.

If the United States was that civilzed, people wouldn't gun down innocent school children by heart, such a thing will never happen inGhana. You who have sought refuge there now want to even define who the indegenes must be.
Sani 12 years ago

Asare has been writing for ghanaweb since the early 2000s - more than ten years ago. There was a time he addressed himself as "Professor Asare". Of late, he has even stopped calling himself "Prof" in his articles. It is comme ...
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Asare has been writing for ghanaweb since the early 2000s - more than ten years ago. There was a time he addressed himself as "Professor Asare". Of late, he has even stopped calling himself "Prof" in his articles. It is commentators who address him as such but it appears he may not want to be addressed as such on ghanaweb which is not an academic forum.

I have never seen him call himself a Professor of Law. So why all these attacks on his credentials? If he is a professor of accounting and not of law, and so what? Even people like Kofi Ata and Andy CY, who never read law make legal comments on the issues at stake. And Asare read law, even if just for interest, so he may know a thing or two about the law. Even so, these are just his opinions. Even if he were a Prof of Law, whatever his comments are here would just be his opinions which can be challenged by others - lawyers and non-lawyers alike.

If this writer sees any legal loopholes in Asare's arguments, he should point these out and show us where he (Asare) is wrong. This has nothing to do with Asare's academic or legal credentials. Cut that crap out. And if the man doesn't refer to himself as a Prof, stop calling him one!!!
Ajavuk Da Jajak 12 years ago

I do not think an adviser should himself or herself violate his or her own rules. It is hypothetical to cry foul while advising that others should not cry foul. Why did you not point out in one paragraph the flaws in Maxwell ...
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I do not think an adviser should himself or herself violate his or her own rules. It is hypothetical to cry foul while advising that others should not cry foul. Why did you not point out in one paragraph the flaws in Maxwell Nimo's article and leave it at that. Why do you try to humiliate him, too, just like he humiliates Asare? You'll make a bad adviser in future in any organization, if you're not one already. Poor Sani.
YB 12 years ago

Maybe you did not read Sani's comments carefully but I think he pointed the flaws in Nimo's article to the invectives and personal attacks on Prof Asare, which had nothing to do with the issue at stake. Sincerely I think your ...
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Maybe you did not read Sani's comments carefully but I think he pointed the flaws in Nimo's article to the invectives and personal attacks on Prof Asare, which had nothing to do with the issue at stake. Sincerely I think your response to Sani's comments was rather poorer.
Ajavuk Da Jajak 12 years ago

YB, I agree Sani pointed out the flaws. See my piece below for confirmation. However Sani also berates Maxwell Nimo, and it is something he should not have done, if he we sincere to his own principles of sticking just to the ...
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YB, I agree Sani pointed out the flaws. See my piece below for confirmation. However Sani also berates Maxwell Nimo, and it is something he should not have done, if he we sincere to his own principles of sticking just to the fact. That was and is my point, my friend.
Al Gammal 12 years ago

What exactly did Sani say to berate the writer? That he asked him to cut out the "crap" or that he should not call a man "Prof" who doesn't address himself that way?

What exactly did Sani say to berate the writer? That he asked him to cut out the "crap" or that he should not call a man "Prof" who doesn't address himself that way?
Ajavuk Da Jajak 12 years ago

In the ethics of fair criticism, you do not use offensive language when your goal is to draw attention to a weakness that needs to be addressed, just because you are upset. The idea of fair criticism is to help the writer lea ...
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In the ethics of fair criticism, you do not use offensive language when your goal is to draw attention to a weakness that needs to be addressed, just because you are upset. The idea of fair criticism is to help the writer learn from his or her mistakes. The phrase "cut (out)the crap" (I hope I quoted it right) does not help Sani's initial good intentions. Lastly, if you once styled yourself a Professor, or teacher or Guy Warren, or Koo Hia or was jailed as a thief, even once, and people know you by your earlier name or title or deed, then it is immaterial whether you've temporarily stopped using the title or name or stopped doing your past act. Any one may still call you by your name or title or refer to your past misdemeanour. Even when you swear an affidavit and change your name or title, your former names and deeds remain valid. School mates and colleagues still call each other by names and titles which are not known to others. They commit no offence in doing so. If Sani had not written, I would never have known that the man used to style himself as Prof. It is not for Maxwell Nimo to second guess that the fellow has stopped styling himself (temporarily or permanently) as Prof. Where is the evidence? And is Maxwell supposed to forget that the man used to call himself a Prof or was once arrogating to himself such titles? That is not the job of Maxwell Nimo. This is the other weak spot in Sani's contribution. Those who have eyes, let them see.
princewilly@ymail.com 12 years ago

A man and a women were married for a few years. The woman believed in freedom of speech, and spoke her mind. The man thought she was dominating the house and wanted that to change, so one day he says, "I just want you to know ...
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A man and a women were married for a few years. The woman believed in freedom of speech, and spoke her mind. The man thought she was dominating the house and wanted that to change, so one day he says, "I just want you to know that I have rules. I will go drinking with my friends whenever I want, go to the strip club whenever I want, go golfing whenever I want, and guess who's going to take the shoes off of my feet when I get home?" The woman, annoyed, says, "The funeral director."
KWASI IN EUROPE 12 years ago

Despite all these arguments we should know that the law was made for the people and not the people for the law. The Supreme Court wants peace to prevail in Ghana. What is wrong with that?

Despite all these arguments we should know that the law was made for the people and not the people for the law. The Supreme Court wants peace to prevail in Ghana. What is wrong with that?
Akufo Addo 12 years ago

Thanks for exposing this idiot type professor. Hidding behind internet to project his ignorance.

Thanks for exposing this idiot type professor. Hidding behind internet to project his ignorance.
TP 12 years ago

It would help if Maxwell Nimo would let us know his credential. Having said that, I think basic law should be made a prerequisite for all advance degrees in Ghana so the like of Nimo would not blow smoke up our ***.

It would help if Maxwell Nimo would let us know his credential. Having said that, I think basic law should be made a prerequisite for all advance degrees in Ghana so the like of Nimo would not blow smoke up our ***.
TP 12 years ago

It would help if Maxwell Nimo would let us know his credential. Having said that, I think basic law should be made a prerequisite for all advance degrees in Ghana so the like of Nimo would not blow smoke up our ***.

It would help if Maxwell Nimo would let us know his credential. Having said that, I think basic law should be made a prerequisite for all advance degrees in Ghana so the like of Nimo would not blow smoke up our ***.
TP 12 years ago

It would help if Maxwell Nimo would let us know his credential. Having said that, I think basic law should be made a prerequisite for all advance degrees in Ghana so the like of Nimo would not blow smoke up our ***.

It would help if Maxwell Nimo would let us know his credential. Having said that, I think basic law should be made a prerequisite for all advance degrees in Ghana so the like of Nimo would not blow smoke up our ***.
TP 12 years ago

The prof is no idiot. He is a better man than you sounding like your name sake. I am proud to b his class mate and I would let you know our class had some of the brightest students Ghana can ever boast of.

The prof is no idiot. He is a better man than you sounding like your name sake. I am proud to b his class mate and I would let you know our class had some of the brightest students Ghana can ever boast of.
Yaw Acheampong 12 years ago

The fact that you do not agree with Dr. Asare does not mean that he is an idiot. You wish he was your brother or uncle. Can't we argue without the insults? Let us learn how to get our opinions across without resorting to in ...
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The fact that you do not agree with Dr. Asare does not mean that he is an idiot. You wish he was your brother or uncle. Can't we argue without the insults? Let us learn how to get our opinions across without resorting to insults.
WARD GDX - WE THE PEOPLE 12 years ago

Maxwell Nimo, you should be ashamed with your veiled and vain attack on this highly learned Professor Asare.

The point of your case against Prof Asare is rooted in personal animosity towards this man and there is no doubt, ...
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Maxwell Nimo, you should be ashamed with your veiled and vain attack on this highly learned Professor Asare.

The point of your case against Prof Asare is rooted in personal animosity towards this man and there is no doubt, based on your senseless attack of his stellar accomplishments, that you are envious.

The immaterial comparisons, name calling, subversive statements and all the aspersion are indicative of the fact you are an individual with low self esteem and intelligence.
Kofi Abotsi 12 years ago

Thank you for your vigilance, Maxwell Nimo. Prof. Asare cannot lead Ghana down a dark alley. I am happy to note that there are Ghanaians out there who will willingly suffer the truth to be known just for its sake.

Thank you for your vigilance, Maxwell Nimo. Prof. Asare cannot lead Ghana down a dark alley. I am happy to note that there are Ghanaians out there who will willingly suffer the truth to be known just for its sake.
YB 12 years ago

Have you really read Prof Asare's articles? What Nimo sought to do was to deliberately run around it and use poor examples like those in the US to argue his case. Why else would he have insulted the Prof he had something more ...
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Have you really read Prof Asare's articles? What Nimo sought to do was to deliberately run around it and use poor examples like those in the US to argue his case. Why else would he have insulted the Prof he had something more convincing to say, eh? Let's do away with the hypocrisy. Today it is Kuranchie and Atubiga, tomorrow it may be you or your friend.
TP 12 years ago

It would help if Maxwell Nimo would let us know what his credentials are? Having asked that, I did basic law should be made a prerequisite to all advanced degrees in Ghana so the likes of Mr. Nimo would not blow smoke up our ...
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It would help if Maxwell Nimo would let us know what his credentials are? Having asked that, I did basic law should be made a prerequisite to all advanced degrees in Ghana so the likes of Mr. Nimo would not blow smoke up our ***
kululu 12 years ago

He has a phd in socialism and communism studies from Wan Chi Huo university in North Korea, if you want to know.

He has a phd in socialism and communism studies from Wan Chi Huo university in North Korea, if you want to know.
TP 12 years ago

It would help if Maxwell Nimo would let us know what his credentials are? Having asked that, I did basic law should be made a prerequisite to all advanced degrees in Ghana so the likes of Mr. Nimo would not blow smoke up our ...
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It would help if Maxwell Nimo would let us know what his credentials are? Having asked that, I did basic law should be made a prerequisite to all advanced degrees in Ghana so the likes of Mr. Nimo would not blow smoke up our ***
TP 12 years ago

It would help if Maxwell Nimo would let us know what his credentials are? Having asked that, I did basic law should be made a prerequisite to all advanced degrees in Ghana so the likes of Mr. Nimo would not blow smoke up our ...
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It would help if Maxwell Nimo would let us know what his credentials are? Having asked that, I did basic law should be made a prerequisite to all advanced degrees in Ghana so the likes of Mr. Nimo would not blow smoke up our ***
Micheal 12 years ago

Quite unnecessary. Maxwell made his point. He did not say Prof Asare was not accomplished.....mtcwiwwww why am I explaining? I am sure you understood what he was driving at. The bile is rising up your throat. take a drink.

Quite unnecessary. Maxwell made his point. He did not say Prof Asare was not accomplished.....mtcwiwwww why am I explaining? I am sure you understood what he was driving at. The bile is rising up your throat. take a drink.
GOG 12 years ago

what is your level of education. ask about the procedures on contempt and write sense ok

what is your level of education. ask about the procedures on contempt and write sense ok
KUTRUKU 12 years ago

He is an asshole.

He is an asshole.
TP 12 years ago

That would help us understand why your article is so hollow and fails to address the central issue in Dr. Asare's piece. Any attempt to silence free speech should be resisted. Note that the cases you referenced are going to t ...
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That would help us understand why your article is so hollow and fails to address the central issue in Dr. Asare's piece. Any attempt to silence free speech should be resisted. Note that the cases you referenced are going to trail... no judge, jury, prosecutor, and defense lawyer all centered in one person or a group of persons like the SC in the case you referenced. I just think basic law should be a prerequisite for advanced degrees in Ghana then we would not have the likes of you blow smoke up our u know what.
Wubgu 12 years ago

Below is a copy off the CV of Professor Stephen Kwaku Asare.He holds a JD with Cum Laude from USA. What is Maxwell Nimo trying to say. What is the qualification require to practice law in USA. Go to American Bar Association w ...
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Below is a copy off the CV of Professor Stephen Kwaku Asare.He holds a JD with Cum Laude from USA. What is Maxwell Nimo trying to say. What is the qualification require to practice law in USA. Go to American Bar Association web site and find out. Don't try to deceive people on Ghanaweb. It wont wash with Prof.S.Kwaku Asare.( Wubgu,LLB London Metropolitan Univ;)

KPMG Term Professor
Fisher School of Accounting
Warrington College of Business Administration
University of Florida
319 Gerson Hall; BOX 117166
Gainesville, Florida 32611-7160
Office: (352) 273-0209
FAX: (352) 392-7962
Email: kwaku@ufl.edu
Web: www.cba.ufl.edu/fsoa
EDUCATION
J.D. (Cum Laude) University of Florida, May 2006
Ph.D., University of Arizona, May, 1989
M.B.A. Baylor University, May, 1985
B.Sc. (First Class Honors), University of Ghana, October, 1982
PKA 12 years ago

Read the article again, buddy. Maxwell's point is, merely having a law degree does not necessarily make one a law professor. In other words, Kwaku Asare's "law professorship" is self-imposed.

Read the article again, buddy. Maxwell's point is, merely having a law degree does not necessarily make one a law professor. In other words, Kwaku Asare's "law professorship" is self-imposed.
Yaw 12 years ago

If you read quite carefully, the ridiculous the unfounded attack on Prof. Asare you would have known this asinine line of attack: "Actually he does not have the qualifications to be a law professor"

Now ask yourself if t ...
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If you read quite carefully, the ridiculous the unfounded attack on Prof. Asare you would have known this asinine line of attack: "Actually he does not have the qualifications to be a law professor"

Now ask yourself if the writer knows what qualification it takes for a person to become a law prof in the US.
Apam 12 years ago

Well, a JD stands for "juris doctor"...depending on where the JD is obtained, the individual may or may not be a licensed attorney/lawyer. Anyway, he may not be a law prof, but it it is safe to say that he must know a thing o ...
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Well, a JD stands for "juris doctor"...depending on where the JD is obtained, the individual may or may not be a licensed attorney/lawyer. Anyway, he may not be a law prof, but it it is safe to say that he must know a thing or two about the law and is therefore entitled to a specialized opinion in the subject. So...he really should be entitled to expressing his opinions. Just because there are NDC or NPP lawyers of repute as well as experienced Supreme Court Judges does not mean that a legal specialist cannot express his opinion?

So I disagree with Maxwell Nimo when he writes this:

"I wonder why Professor Asare, a straw person in law, thinks he knows the law better than the nine judges of the Supreme Court; I wonder why a straw person in law thinks he knows the law better than the Ghana Bar Association; I wonder why a straw person in law thinks he knows the law better than the lead counsels for the NPP and NDC."

WHAT MAXWELL NIMO HAS DONE HERE IS CALLED ARGUING "AD HOMINEM", WIHCH IS WHEN A PERSON IS ATTACKED FOR WHO HE/SHE IS, RATHER THAN WHAT HE/SHE SAYS.

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Juris_Doctor
Mercy Agyei 12 years ago

Instead of addressing the issue for us to learn, as the Prof has been doing, your main interest is to pull him down.

You are the type of people who make africa a laughing stock. Anyway, why is such rubbish published by Gha ...
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Instead of addressing the issue for us to learn, as the Prof has been doing, your main interest is to pull him down.

You are the type of people who make africa a laughing stock. Anyway, why is such rubbish published by Ghanaweb?
EX sas 12 years ago

SO U CALL BRILLIANT AND WELL RESEARCHED ARTICLE RUBBISH? PLEASE SEE A PSYCIATRIC. OR U MUST HAVE A VERY LOW IQ.

SO U CALL BRILLIANT AND WELL RESEARCHED ARTICLE RUBBISH? PLEASE SEE A PSYCIATRIC. OR U MUST HAVE A VERY LOW IQ.
seidu 12 years ago

Thank you Nimo for exposing this have baked so called professor of law. You see because he is hiding in America and we know little or nothing about him academic field every one is made to believe he is actually a law professo ...
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Thank you Nimo for exposing this have baked so called professor of law. You see because he is hiding in America and we know little or nothing about him academic field every one is made to believe he is actually a law professor.this man utterance is dangerous for Ghanaians and our society at large thanks forget this information on this lunatic called professor.
Mehunu_Meka 12 years ago

Ata Kofi! We all read about his petitions addressed to the CJ calling for a halt to the proceedings and many other ludicurous demands as though the CJ enjoys any such powers.
And this is the same individual complaining bitte ...
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Ata Kofi! We all read about his petitions addressed to the CJ calling for a halt to the proceedings and many other ludicurous demands as though the CJ enjoys any such powers.
And this is the same individual complaining bitterly about a panel of nine Justices,whose views cover such a broad spectrum!
I heard Ayikoi Otoo,a fmr. AG and an NPP person quote relevants portions from the 1992 Constitution to show that the Justices were right in the actions they took in dealing with these 'trouble-makers' who live in our midst.
Adongo 12 years ago

Koo Nimo,you have taken everything out of context here.dont throw dust into our eyes!

Koo Nimo,you have taken everything out of context here.dont throw dust into our eyes!
kusi 12 years ago

pidever seens every stupid man in that party call himself lawyer or prof that is why any idiot will be calling himself either lawyer or prof we are knowing them one by one.

pidever seens every stupid man in that party call himself lawyer or prof that is why any idiot will be calling himself either lawyer or prof we are knowing them one by one.
SAMMY ADJEI 12 years ago

In my life I have come across PhD holders who say "I didn't went" or "I didn't gone". So there is no big deal if someone claims to hold a Doctoral degree. There are professors here in Ghana who don't reason logically. If you ...
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In my life I have come across PhD holders who say "I didn't went" or "I didn't gone". So there is no big deal if someone claims to hold a Doctoral degree. There are professors here in Ghana who don't reason logically. If you like go close to them and you will have the shock of your life. And there are worse doctors and professors who are also refugees hiding in America
Owukua 12 years ago

Well, from what I know, a lecturer is called a professor in the USA. That is very different from
a real professor like ex. President Mills!
In the Netherlands, one with a Masters degree can say he is a Dottoro! We need to ...
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Well, from what I know, a lecturer is called a professor in the USA. That is very different from
a real professor like ex. President Mills!
In the Netherlands, one with a Masters degree can say he is a Dottoro! We need to be careful!
James B. Otafregya 12 years ago

In France, a teacher is a professor: Le Professeur.

In Germany, a polytechnic professor is a BSc (Diplom XX (FH) ) holder: ie irrespective of what degree you hold, you are a professor

So to distinguish, real professors ...
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In France, a teacher is a professor: Le Professeur.

In Germany, a polytechnic professor is a BSc (Diplom XX (FH) ) holder: ie irrespective of what degree you hold, you are a professor

So to distinguish, real professors are called sth like: Prof. Dr. [Uni] Alfons Xxxxxx...
Ajavuk Da Jajak 12 years ago

This article has been well written with regards to its defence of the SC's actions and verdict in the contempt cases referred to therein. The claims could have been made in half the space devoted to the article by dropping re ...
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This article has been well written with regards to its defence of the SC's actions and verdict in the contempt cases referred to therein. The claims could have been made in half the space devoted to the article by dropping references to Dr. Asare's CV and how he styles himself. We agree on this point with the contributor Sani's principal objection. Next time, leave out the CV portion, unless it has direct relevance to the discussion.
Kosoko 12 years ago

Thanks brother, you could not say it any better. You have indeed put this mischievous man in his right place. Thank you once again!

Thanks brother, you could not say it any better. You have indeed put this mischievous man in his right place. Thank you once again!
Prof Lungu 12 years ago

You've identified your "mischievous man".

Fully explains your attitude to the judges who alone (1) have common sense and (2) want to protect Ghana!

You've identified your "mischievous man".

Fully explains your attitude to the judges who alone (1) have common sense and (2) want to protect Ghana!
KWARNING,NJ 12 years ago

DEAR MAXWELL NIMO, COULD YOU PLEASE EXPLAIN WHY THE "CRIMINAL CONTEMPT"IS THE CITATION WITH WHAT SOMEONE SAID OUTSIDE THE COURTROOM. WHAT IS SO CRIMINAL ABOUT THIS? PLEASE HELP ME.

DEAR MAXWELL NIMO, COULD YOU PLEASE EXPLAIN WHY THE "CRIMINAL CONTEMPT"IS THE CITATION WITH WHAT SOMEONE SAID OUTSIDE THE COURTROOM. WHAT IS SO CRIMINAL ABOUT THIS? PLEASE HELP ME.
Opoku 12 years ago

Good advice to the so called prof asare

Good advice to the so called prof asare
Kwesi Mends, Takoradi 12 years ago

Well written article.

Well written article.
Abronye 12 years ago

Professor Asare is only beating about the bush.also singing in his own tribe all the time.

Professor Asare is only beating about the bush.also singing in his own tribe all the time.
jomo 12 years ago

they are stupid idiots.

they are stupid idiots.
SUMBRUNGU 12 years ago

a Great and reasoned piece. i had always maintained on this forum that Asare is a wayside professor and nothing more. His incoherent and infantile submissions on the subject of free speech is meant to delight psychiatric pati ...
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a Great and reasoned piece. i had always maintained on this forum that Asare is a wayside professor and nothing more. His incoherent and infantile submissions on the subject of free speech is meant to delight psychiatric patients. Once again, thanks for giving us a peep into the academic life of this quack prof., which by all standards is little edifying.
Kwame Omari 12 years ago

I don't know what you've been reading. But I will suggest that you stick to reading and trying harder to comprehend (and understand) what you read than rushing to make such atrocious off the mark comments like you've done.

I don't know what you've been reading. But I will suggest that you stick to reading and trying harder to comprehend (and understand) what you read than rushing to make such atrocious off the mark comments like you've done.
nana amankwa-pam 12 years ago

I CANT WAIT TO READ ALL YOUR LETTER ,BECAUSE U HIT THE NAIL IN THE HEAD ABOUT KENYA SUPREME COURT COMMENT ABOUT BOTH PARTIES AND THEIR SUPPORTERS NOT MAKE COMMENT ON THE CASE ,BUT MAHAM HAS THE POWER TO MAKE HIM THE WINNER,NO ...
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I CANT WAIT TO READ ALL YOUR LETTER ,BECAUSE U HIT THE NAIL IN THE HEAD ABOUT KENYA SUPREME COURT COMMENT ABOUT BOTH PARTIES AND THEIR SUPPORTERS NOT MAKE COMMENT ON THE CASE ,BUT MAHAM HAS THE POWER TO MAKE HIM THE WINNER,NOT ONE TIME BUT TWO TIMES THE WHOLE WORLD WATCHING ,GHANAIANS IN ABROAD ARE WATCTHING ,IS ABOUT THE SUPREME COURT CREDIBILITY ..HOW THE WHOLE WLL JUDGE THEM ,IF THEY WANT TO PUT ALL THE PEOPLE DISAGREE WITH THEM IN PRISON THEM THEY NEED TO BUILD ANOTHER PRISONS BECAUSE THEY WILL HEAR MORE ACCUSATION ,,,,,
Kofi 12 years ago

Maxwell Nimo, in quoting the CV of Kwaku Asare you chose to dwell on what he teaches or has taught. Why didn't you write about his full qualifications? I'm very disappointed with your letter. Having stayed in the US and possi ...
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Maxwell Nimo, in quoting the CV of Kwaku Asare you chose to dwell on what he teaches or has taught. Why didn't you write about his full qualifications? I'm very disappointed with your letter. Having stayed in the US and possibly having schooled there, I expected you to tackle the issues he raised but not to resort to personal attacks. By the way, have you taken the trouble to look into the credentials of the cannot-do-wrong justices at the SC?
Kojo 12 years ago

He mentioned Azar's qualifications and where his expertise lie: Accounting . What the hell is hard for you to understand, knucklehead!

He mentioned Azar's qualifications and where his expertise lie: Accounting . What the hell is hard for you to understand, knucklehead!
Yaw 12 years ago

He is a JD with honors and has been called to the Florida Bar. Do you understand that? Some of you are so gullible that you feed on dirt online instead of research on easy stuff such as academic and professional competencies ...
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He is a JD with honors and has been called to the Florida Bar. Do you understand that? Some of you are so gullible that you feed on dirt online instead of research on easy stuff such as academic and professional competencies of others on your own.
Pelicles 12 years ago

When it comes to issue like this, Ghanaians can read, analyze and come out with the basic reason as to why something or whatever needs to be done.

We are expert and fluent with the QUEENS language yet, our nation is crying ...
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When it comes to issue like this, Ghanaians can read, analyze and come out with the basic reason as to why something or whatever needs to be done.

We are expert and fluent with the QUEENS language yet, our nation is crying out loud for minds that will help steer her off the rough seas that will doom her if care is not taken.

The case is in court so, what is the hell of making unguarded comments about it? Why can't we wait for the Supreme Court to rule on it before we do that?
scarecrow 12 years ago

the problem is the numerous "quack" ghanaian professors outside the country who will not come home to help in nation building but instead remote controlled professors like the caliber of Okoampa and many more with "AKANISM",t ...
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the problem is the numerous "quack" ghanaian professors outside the country who will not come home to help in nation building but instead remote controlled professors like the caliber of Okoampa and many more with "AKANISM",tribalism and nettle statements they make to try to turn the country upside down like Egypt shll never stand!
Kofi 12 years ago

Does Ghana need quack professors? Why will you want them to come home and help?

Does Ghana need quack professors? Why will you want them to come home and help?
Nii Shippi 12 years ago

You could have made your points without insults to the person of Prof Asare. It clearly shows that you are a straw person in life. Kwasea!! Aboa!!

You could have made your points without insults to the person of Prof Asare. It clearly shows that you are a straw person in life. Kwasea!! Aboa!!
they don't know squat 12 years ago

If you care to research the history of education and academics in Ghana, you will find that there are many families especially from the coastal areas of Ghana who have had a high level of education before the 18th century to ...
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If you care to research the history of education and academics in Ghana, you will find that there are many families especially from the coastal areas of Ghana who have had a high level of education before the 18th century to present and contributed immensely to where Ghana , then the Gold coast has gotten to.
The late arrivals in Educational achievement should learn some modesty and approach their utterances with humility if our nation is to remain intact as one unit.
the list of luminous Lawyers from Ghana will not include some of the latter days loud mouth braggarts we have in our midst. Even great ones like John Mensah Sarbah, Kobina Sekyi
were humble!
Snoop 12 years ago

You have managed to expose this idiot of an accounting lecturer at a 2 by 4 school huffing and puffing garbage all over the place.

He's a very dishonest and an attention-seeking idiot. He knows he has no expertise in law, ...
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You have managed to expose this idiot of an accounting lecturer at a 2 by 4 school huffing and puffing garbage all over the place.

He's a very dishonest and an attention-seeking idiot. He knows he has no expertise in law, and certainly, he is not a constitutional expert in any shape of form, but his dishonesty and insecurity would not allow him to correct the records. He is simply an insecure idiot seeking attention.
they don't know squat 12 years ago

Ghanaians and Nigerians like to show off their academic degrees and titles , and use them to buttress their arguments....this is called in logic " an appeal to authority" as a means of pushing their argument.
Please Ghanaian ...
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Ghanaians and Nigerians like to show off their academic degrees and titles , and use them to buttress their arguments....this is called in logic " an appeal to authority" as a means of pushing their argument.
Please Ghanaians and Nigerians , make your arguments based on true facts and logic and leave the titles and accolades out.
A solid logical argument will win the day against a fallacious argument stringed together by anyone with titles and degrees.
There are numerous Ghanaians and Nigerians with impeccable credentials from some of the very best institutions of higher learning in the world and a CV of accomplishments post graduation to boot, but you will never find them politicking on Ghanaweb or wearing party banners in their life. Many are unsung heroes who have contributed immensely to the development of our country Ghana from what it was as a colony of great Britain, yet they never lived their lives in this partisan lane and were proud to be known as Ghanaians , not Ewes, Gas, Fantis, Asantes, Kwahus, Krobos, Hausas, Dagombas or Frafras.
Snoop 12 years ago

True dat! They don't know squat, except to brag about a non-existent qualifications. Eye asem oooo.

True dat! They don't know squat, except to brag about a non-existent qualifications. Eye asem oooo.
DUBONS 12 years ago

I TAUGHT AS MUCH BUT I COULDN'T BRING IT TO THE MEDIA AS YOU DID THANKS ONCE AGAIN WE NEED TO CONTINUE TO EDUCATE ALL INSTEAD OF TRYING TO INCITE THE INNOCENT ONCE FOR BAD UNDER THE COVER A "PROFESSOR"

I TAUGHT AS MUCH BUT I COULDN'T BRING IT TO THE MEDIA AS YOU DID THANKS ONCE AGAIN WE NEED TO CONTINUE TO EDUCATE ALL INSTEAD OF TRYING TO INCITE THE INNOCENT ONCE FOR BAD UNDER THE COVER A "PROFESSOR"
osei koko 12 years ago

God bless you Nimo ,you have really make me happy today.If that so call Prof,come across your letter he would definitely change from his tribalism and hypocritical tendacy .That man is making fool of himself.

God bless you Nimo ,you have really make me happy today.If that so call Prof,come across your letter he would definitely change from his tribalism and hypocritical tendacy .That man is making fool of himself.
Malam Mahama Tula 12 years ago

You ignoramus! Not all Asares are from Asanteman! By the way a citizen Of Asanteman is called an Asante, not "Ashante"

You ignoramus! Not all Asares are from Asanteman! By the way a citizen Of Asanteman is called an Asante, not "Ashante"
Kosoko 12 years ago

Pls, you can make your submission by expanding Asare's thesis from your understanding and orientation without reacting to my comments unnecessarily. If you wish to react to my comments pls let it be meaningful

Pls, you can make your submission by expanding Asare's thesis from your understanding and orientation without reacting to my comments unnecessarily. If you wish to react to my comments pls let it be meaningful

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