Justice - an essential ingredient of peace

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• BOY KOFI 12 years ago

  Nana Addo is the record man of electoral dispute and I am sure he will not accept the Supreme Court's verdict.He is the only man who has always refused results,I can say Ghanaians should watch him very closely.As for me,he do ...
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  Nana Addo is the record man of electoral dispute and I am sure he will not accept the Supreme Court's verdict.He is the only man who has always refused results,I can say Ghanaians should watch him very closely.As for me,he does not deserve any praises at all.Ghana is not Kenya or Ivory Coast,we don't have the same political experience.If you look at how many coup d'états Ghana has suffered you will understand where I am coming from.Besides we don't have the same Constitution and mentality.Thank you.

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• OTEEH 12 years ago

  Child's mind demonstrating foolishness to the whole world with his thinking.

  Child's mind demonstrating foolishness to the whole world with his thinking.

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• Kwobia ( Toronto ) 12 years ago

  Ghanains are law abiding.Once the SC delivers a verdict,it becomes the law of the land,and all Ghanains are required to obey the verdict.

  Ghanains are law abiding.Once the SC delivers a verdict,it becomes the law of the land,and all Ghanains are required to obey the verdict.

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• mensah abrampa 12 years ago

  Peace should not just be consigned to the top of the national wish list but it must be pursued with every ounce of energy in us if we're genuinely interested in living in a secured and prosperous environment. I share the opin ...
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  Peace should not just be consigned to the top of the national wish list but it must be pursued with every ounce of energy in us if we're genuinely interested in living in a secured and prosperous environment. I share the opinion that justice is the one essential ingredient in the peace recipe . It will save an entire nation from hanging precariously on the precipice of an existential crisis. So far so good and we must all pat our backs for a wonderful job done. Collectively and wisely we did choose to avoid the tortuous path taken by many an african nation after disputed election results.As we sit tight waiting for the decision we're also hoping and praying the justices of the SCOG will not throw a monkey wrench into the works by denying justice to whom it's due. I'm very sure in our collective wisdom we'll accept the just verdict of the Supreme Court Justices.Let's give peace a chance.That's all we're praying for therein lies our prosperity and security as a nation.

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• Whatever 12 years ago

  Really, then Dagbon should be in flames. Write truly evaluative articles. This is false

  Really, then Dagbon should be in flames. Write truly evaluative articles. This is false

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• Jefferson 12 years ago

  Interesting feature.
  Justice is needed no matter what after the SCJ.

  Interesting feature.
  Justice is needed no matter what after the SCJ.

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• Addison 12 years ago

  the SCJ will deliver justice and everybody must accept it. well spoken Paul.

  the SCJ will deliver justice and everybody must accept it. well spoken Paul.

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