The supreme court: a mirror of justice

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• MUGU YARO 12 years ago

  PROF.
  AN OYIBO MAN PREFERS DOING SOMETHING GOOD FOR A SMALL BRIDGE TO BE NAMED AFTER HIM TO AMASSING PERSONAL WEALTH. AN AFRICO PREFERS AMASSING WEALTH.

  PROF.
  AN OYIBO MAN PREFERS DOING SOMETHING GOOD FOR A SMALL BRIDGE TO BE NAMED AFTER HIM TO AMASSING PERSONAL WEALTH. AN AFRICO PREFERS AMASSING WEALTH.

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• Mr Doright 12 years ago

  You have said your part very well.
  We have to wait and see if the judges are brave enough to face the mirror or they will have to tilt the mirror to face them.
  What ever happens in this case, it will spilt public opinion bu ...
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  You have said your part very well.
  We have to wait and see if the judges are brave enough to face the mirror or they will have to tilt the mirror to face them.
  What ever happens in this case, it will spilt public opinion but that would not matter if the right thing is done.
  Nature will surely hold the custodians of the law responsible if they fail to look beyond national interest rather than self accreditation.
  
  However, if the judge decides to go with the latter, they must note that accreditation is awarded when services provided meets acceptable levels of quality.

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• obiba 12 years ago

  The only person that havev the right to JUDGE them is the ALMIGHTY GOD himself.

  The only person that havev the right to JUDGE them is the ALMIGHTY GOD himself.

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• princewilly@ymail.com 12 years ago

  Paddy and Murphy was walking down the road when Paddy noticed a mirror on the floor. Paddy picked it up and looked into the mirror.
  
  "I know this guy in the mirror" he said.
  
  Murphy took the mirror off him and look at int ...
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  Paddy and Murphy was walking down the road when Paddy noticed a mirror on the floor. Paddy picked it up and looked into the mirror.
  
  "I know this guy in the mirror" he said.
  
  Murphy took the mirror off him and look at into the mirror and said "OF COURSE YOU KNOW WHO IT IS. ITS ME YOU IDIOT!"

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• Ama_Ghana 12 years ago

  The 'latent' concerns being expressed in many quarters very strange indeed!
  More so from intellectuals,who should be in a position to separate the wheat from the chaff.
  I have taken the trouble to read all the witten addres ...
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  The 'latent' concerns being expressed in many quarters very strange indeed!
  More so from intellectuals,who should be in a position to separate the wheat from the chaff.
  I have taken the trouble to read all the witten addresses,and notwithstanding the of 'razmattaz' accompanying one,in particular,the Justices,who are true to the law, should have little difficulty,coming to a fair and just decision,in less than an hour!
  This country is naturally endowed with abundant resources, that need to applied to alleviate the 'suffering' of its citizens. But we have allowed ourselves to be constrained by the selfish desires of a small clique,that is prepared to wreck our collective prosperity,if it does not have its way. This 'tug of war'begun more than five and a half decades ago,and we can`t seem to terms with this obvious truth.

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• Chabba 12 years ago

  Dan, your article is a brilliant piece. We are all waiting to see if our Supreme Court judges will rise to the occasion at this momentous epoch of our national history. Whatever path they choose, by delivering justice without ...
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  Dan, your article is a brilliant piece. We are all waiting to see if our Supreme Court judges will rise to the occasion at this momentous epoch of our national history. Whatever path they choose, by delivering justice without FEAR or FAVOUR or with FEAR or FAVOUR has far reaching consequences for our nation and our future. But when the rain falls it won't fall in one man's house, the judges should remember that.

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• Petusaum 12 years ago

  Well written comments, but simply put the SC can only abide by the laws of Ghana. Do the laws allow for the annulment of votes for the (valid?)reasons given by the petitioners? Does the law recognise the Statement of Poll or ...
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  Well written comments, but simply put the SC can only abide by the laws of Ghana. Do the laws allow for the annulment of votes for the (valid?)reasons given by the petitioners? Does the law recognise the Statement of Poll or the Declaration of Results
  in the legitimacy/legality of declaring a candidate the winner?
  As Ama has said, could these matters not have been determined in a far shorter time than the 8months gone by?
  Can the National Poll be determined by one player's vested interest in selecting election administrative'errors' from his opponents stronghold? Should we then not look into the entire election results for 'errors'?

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• PKA 12 years ago

  An excellent article written by an obviously brilliant lawyer!

  An excellent article written by an obviously brilliant lawyer!

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• zongo president 12 years ago

  This supreme court acting like ndc members ,enough of their intimidation shame on this pepenii Atuguba attitude against the npp members idiot mahama was going around the telling his members he will the sc case what did stupi ...
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  This supreme court acting like ndc members ,enough of their intimidation shame on this pepenii Atuguba attitude against the npp members idiot mahama was going around the telling his members he will the sc case what did stupid Atuguba told him? corrupt judges,

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• WHITE SOUP 12 years ago

  I strongly believe that Almighty God has touched you to say it all. I pray that the justices of the Supreme Court will read this article and really dispense justice without fear or favour. The future of Ghana is mostly depe ...
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  I strongly believe that Almighty God has touched you to say it all. I pray that the justices of the Supreme Court will read this article and really dispense justice without fear or favour. The future of Ghana is mostly dependent on them. The whole world watched the court proceedings live on various means of channels including highly levelled headed justices of the world so they should do the right thing by raising the standard of Ghana's judicial system to the highest level in the world. Ghana is made to always lead Africa. By doing the right thing, potential conflict zones as well as countries currently engulfed with war will learn from Ghana and tow the path of the court. In so doing, the justices of Ghana have immensely contributed to world peace.

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• CASTLE BOY 12 years ago

  ATUBUGA WILL BRING WAR TO GHANA

  ATUBUGA WILL BRING WAR TO GHANA

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