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Pathetic NPP petitioners are clutching at straw

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  • Banza Yaro 10 years ago

    Pathetic NPP petitioners are clutching to the straw while the incompetent respondents are stealing the straw piece by piece. Who is going to end up with the last straw? We will know come judgement day.!!!!

  • DR. Bokor Jnr 10 years ago

    This fool tickles me, sold his conscience. so pathetic !!!

  • STUPID EWE 10 years ago

    BOKOR CAN WRITE KILOMETERS OF SHEETS THERE WILL NEVER BE A SIGLE SENSE IN IT, APART FROM PARTISAN AND TROKOSI NONSENSE.

    I WONDER HOW KUMAH BOKOR AN EWE EMPTY NONENTITY FOOL COULD BE A Dr.

  • GOLD COAST MAN 10 years ago

    And they want their 70 years old Nana to be president at all cost through back door. When you lose elections and refusing to concede how could you be asking the winner to concede if not fools. And the NPP keep keep giving the ...
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  • Kojo T 10 years ago

    Is the tribalism , not the cause of your down fall? NPP is not a tribal party but every day we read this. Are you or are you not a tribal party?

  • pink sheet president 10 years ago

    They are diabolical deceivers and liers
    of the highest degree !

  • ECOMINI 10 years ago

    When the movie ends the CHARLIE will emerge. Dr. Bokor have patience final judgement is almost nigh.

  • Ewusi 10 years ago

    Common sense tells me that going to court is not pathetic and is far better than going to war.Such articles could encourage losers to take up arms,Some PHD holders are empty headed.

  • Cool J 10 years ago

    It irks me to hear people say NPP could have chosen to fight their case in the streets instead of the court; these cowards who are only interested in gaining political power to steal our resources? Maybe Akuffo-Addict and his ...
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  • GOLD COAST MAN 10 years ago

    Only fools think that the loser Nana Ado could have gone to war. Do you think Nana is a fool to begin a war that he could not fight? if he had that option he would have done it but he knows that that would have been the begin ...
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  • TEIKO 10 years ago

    I feel sick when i see an article written by this goon called bokor. How foolish could this imbecile be not to realise that he is living in his world of hatred and stupidity? TRIBALISTIC STUPID LITERATE FOOL. NO WONDER YOU FO ...
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  • CHE ANDREW 10 years ago

    I can't laugh enough! So your brain is not good enough to prove what the writer has presented to be wrong? How pathetic and a real characteristic of an NPP member.

  • kos 10 years ago

    Kwasea pannin it has hit u more

  • kos 10 years ago

    Kwasea pannin it has hit u more

  • Kana Wu 10 years ago

    Bokor exemplifies the old adage that there is a big difference between "Book sense and Home sense" What a useless academician!

  • DAN 10 years ago

    You will find in usa that africa phd=toilet papers! Most schools in usa Technical or university will investigate the school you went to and make sure its not a 419 school..even then they will start you at the bottom...

  • DAN 10 years ago

    NPP has nothing to loose, they are out of power its the ndc that has everything to lose including the money they have stolen for 5 years. Plus the chance of prison once npp get power!

  • DAN 10 years ago

    idiot blackman

  • concerned ghanaian 10 years ago

    “The difference between votes for the first respondent and first petitioner (Akufo-Addo) was 325,863. This result should be taken in comparison to the outcome of votes the NPP and NDC presidential and Parliamentary candidat ...
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  • The Trucker 10 years ago

    The NPP leadership have been very busy working hard to lose the next election- BY BEING DISTRACTED BY FOOLISH EGO-MASSAGING LITIGATION AND THEREBY NOT PLANNING FOR THE FUTURE. Quite clearly the current leadership needs a kick ...
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  • BOY KOFI 10 years ago

    Before Addison gave his resignation address on the 7th Aug.,he made it clear for the petitioners to understand that they are asking the Supreme Court to do what no African country has done.Addison is in other words telling Na ...
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  • Allotey 10 years ago

    I am scandalized that some Ghanaians still support and believe that Akuffo Addo will become president of Ghana. I took a close look at him during the last SC sitting. He is not feeling well. He has become very ugly. His face ...
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  • GENERAL DeGAULE 10 years ago

    The NPP commentators so far have not or perhaps are incapable of presenting cogent counter arguments. Their refuge is no where else but in insults and threats of violence.

    They not only lack credibility but civility. The ...
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  • Emmanuel Sarfo 10 years ago

    Dr.Bokor, you are too good for these crooks.Addison has completely tarnished his reputations beyond redemption.Nobody will in the future hire him as a bail lawyer,let alone defend them against a thief.He has done a lot of dam ...
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  • NPP ACTIVIST. TEPA 10 years ago

    Is this the NPP that we have fought and built up! I can not believe.It is like a magic. Where are the men from whom we took inspirations to join this party! Where are they? Where is former president Kufour and the rest? Tarza ...
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  • GENERAL DeGAULE 10 years ago

    I will glady lend my effort and energy to a distinguished and decent leadership team which is brave enough to take over from these hijackers, so to develop well researched policies to mount a credible opposition and go on to ...
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  • Kobena 10 years ago

    What a load of rubbish! Our education system is churning out educated idiots, people who cannot reason objectively away from tribal/political biases.

    What is wrong with Addison’s reasoning? His figures show that almost ...
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  • Someone's Presidency 10 years ago

    What if I decided that among the Presidential candidates I preferred Mahama. But for the Parliamentary Candidate, the NDC chap is from a tribe I do not like so I cast my vote for the guy from Ayariga's party even though he st ...
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  • Kobena 10 years ago

    What was the total number of votes garnered by those candidates? Most of those parties fielded candidates in less than 25% of the constituencies, and their votes were all lotto numbers. That is my point and Addison's.

    The ...
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  • Someone's Presidency 10 years ago

    What is the difference between the total number of Presidential votes and the total number of votes cast for MP's?
    And the duplicates; did they all have the same polling station codes, names and polling agent signatures?Only ...
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  • Kobena 10 years ago

    I have not found the exact figure anywhere so far, but it can be worked out. However, the combined votes of the parliamentary candiates of all the minority parties was less than 1%, about than 150,000. Even all that still lea ...
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  • Egya Atta 10 years ago

    Which party won the elections in 2004 and 2000?

  • TheSentinel 10 years ago

    Crisp and succinct, Bokor. Keep slamming down your "AGUMAGA" on the mat! Need an ADODO to wield with it? Contact Xebieso.

    The Seninel

  • Jato.P 10 years ago

    Mr. Addison's arguments on the difference NPP parliamentary figures being more than the NDC majority shows that the NPP is very poor in arithmetic as stated by Counsel for the 3rd respondents. For example, Ashanti region whic ...
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  • NANA HAKIM 10 years ago

    Hello Mr. & Mrs. Ghana,

    All you need to do is to watch THE VERBAL PRESENTATION OF Philip Addison. Just contrast it with Tsitaka's. Addison's oral presentation was INCOHERENT, WITHOUT SENSE, INCOMPREHENSIBLE, PATHETIC, & BU ...
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  • Ekuma 10 years ago

    Sand Castles. !! Shame unto the dwarf and his bewitched NPP led by the most foolish and idiotic GS ever seen in Ghana's political history. Nonsense

    If u think i am insulting Sir John, sincerely cast ur mind to independe ...
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  • Cool J 10 years ago

    Talking of the ugly Sir John, we seem to have forgotten that moronic frog-like greedy Jake guy. The guy is so greedy the sight of him alone makes me sick. How greedy can a person be!

  • Okoe 10 years ago

    If I were a Presidential candidate fearing that I might lose an election not bribe the presiding officers to not sign their respective documents and so challenge the outcome of an election as it may? By chance, I might be suc ...
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  • BOY KOFI 10 years ago

    Addison has given up already by telling the court that they are "tasked to do what many African judges could not do".He gave example of many petitioners in Kenya,Nigeria,Uganda and Zambia who failed to overturn the declared r ...
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  • Whatever 10 years ago

    After Addison comically implied that parliamentary results should match the presidential results, he fled from there and went on to quote a law qhich has been repealled. I mean this was the hieght of ignorance. I was stunned

  • Cool J 10 years ago

    Let's be honest,before this stupid case by these NPP nation- wreckers, how many people had ever heard of a Philip Addison in the Ghanaian legal cycles as compared to Tsatsu and Tony who were and still are household names? I a ...
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