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KUTRIKU 12 years ago

IN THE FIRST PLACE TSATSU IS A AN EX-CONVICT WHO CAN ONLY ARGUE BEFORE THE SC IN GHANA, NOT ANYWHERE ELSE. ALSO GOING BY HIS OWN ASSERTION, WHY SHD ALL THE TWO EWE JUDGES AND ATUGUBA APPOINTED BY THE NDC FIND NOTHING WRONG WI ...
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IN THE FIRST PLACE TSATSU IS A AN EX-CONVICT WHO CAN ONLY ARGUE BEFORE THE SC IN GHANA, NOT ANYWHERE ELSE. ALSO GOING BY HIS OWN ASSERTION, WHY SHD ALL THE TWO EWE JUDGES AND ATUGUBA APPOINTED BY THE NDC FIND NOTHING WRONG WITH OVER- VOTING WHICH THE EC HIMSELF ADMITTED HAD OCCURED? REMEMBER THE 27 O?
Ebo 12 years ago

Tsatsu is being celebrated again at Oxford University. He has floored certificate-less Akufool-Addo many times.

Tsatsu is being celebrated again at Oxford University. He has floored certificate-less Akufool-Addo many times.
Sani 12 years ago

What you should push for as you said you're now a lawyer is to criminalise refusal to sign pink sheet. That is the trick that won the day. That was what escaped the minds of those of you who may not be smart. You see, to be a ...
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What you should push for as you said you're now a lawyer is to criminalise refusal to sign pink sheet. That is the trick that won the day. That was what escaped the minds of those of you who may not be smart. You see, to be a winning lawyer, you have to know how to punch holes in the law. Akoto-Ampau became quiet at once, didn't you see. The mosquito (Tsatsu) knows where to punch holes in the law to win PERIOD.
Isaac Osei 12 years ago

Tsatsu ,the ungrateful,should have Kuffour to thank ,otherwise he wold have rotted in Jail!!

Tsatsu ,the ungrateful,should have Kuffour to thank ,otherwise he wold have rotted in Jail!!
OKOE 12 years ago

FIRST OF ALL, I AM NOT A LAWYER SO PERMIT ME THE BENEFIT OF THE DOUBT. IT IS THE LAW THAT THE PRESIDING OFFICER MUST SIGN THE RESULTS TO MAKE IT LEGAL OR ACCEPTABLE. HOWEVER, HOW ABOUT IF THE PRESIDING OFFICER WAS BOUGHT OR B ...
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FIRST OF ALL, I AM NOT A LAWYER SO PERMIT ME THE BENEFIT OF THE DOUBT. IT IS THE LAW THAT THE PRESIDING OFFICER MUST SIGN THE RESULTS TO MAKE IT LEGAL OR ACCEPTABLE. HOWEVER, HOW ABOUT IF THE PRESIDING OFFICER WAS BOUGHT OR BECASE HE BELONGS TO A PARTICULAR PARTY AND IN ORDER TO HAVE THE VOTES ANNULED HE INTENTIONALLY DID NOT SIGN. MY QUESTION IS , SHOULD THE VOTES BE INDEED ANNULED? KNOWING FULL WELL THAT IN FACT HE REFUSED TO SIGN INTENTIONALLY. WHAT DOES THE LAW HAVE TO SAY? IN ANY CASE PROOF IS THE KEY I SUPPOSE.
Captain Sam B., Burma Camp! 12 years ago

We are preparing for a mother of all revolutions. We shall not name names but when it happens Ghana's electoral system will never be the same and judges will never take ordinary Ghanaians for a ride. We watched the SC proceed ...
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We are preparing for a mother of all revolutions. We shall not name names but when it happens Ghana's electoral system will never be the same and judges will never take ordinary Ghanaians for a ride. We watched the SC proceedings for close to 8 months. And what did we get in return. My men are very very angry!
Mania. 12 years ago

Fool and nut head, try it and your dirty parents will regret the day they conceived you.

Fool and nut head, try it and your dirty parents will regret the day they conceived you.
James Armstrong 12 years ago

Tsatsu has proved to be the best legal brain in Ghana at the moment his analysis and presentations set him apart from the others this proves that he earned his first class if you ask people who knew him in Oxford they are a ...
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Tsatsu has proved to be the best legal brain in Ghana at the moment his analysis and presentations set him apart from the others this proves that he earned his first class if you ask people who knew him in Oxford they are all praises for him both GhNaians and foreigners who attended oxford The pull him down (PHD) attitude of Ghanaians is very very unfortunate. Let's celebrate our greats. Nkrumah, Kofi Annan, Dr Gardiner, Dr Aggrey are all Ghanaians recognized by and appreciated by the world but not appreciated by Ghanaians who are quick to pull them down
SAM 12 years ago

ALL THAT TSATSU TSIKATA IS DRIVING AT IS TO GET JUSTICE ANIM YEBOAH MURDERED LIKE HE DID TO THE FORMER 3 JUDGES. BECAUSE HE ESCAPED FROM HIS HEINOUS CRIME (SHIELDED BY PNDC) HE WANTS TO DO IT AGAIN.

ALL THAT TSATSU TSIKATA IS DRIVING AT IS TO GET JUSTICE ANIM YEBOAH MURDERED LIKE HE DID TO THE FORMER 3 JUDGES. BECAUSE HE ESCAPED FROM HIS HEINOUS CRIME (SHIELDED BY PNDC) HE WANTS TO DO IT AGAIN.
BENCO 12 years ago

YOUR CONVOLUTED LOGIC ASTOUNDS ME.WHO MADE YOU THE ARBITER OF THIS CASE.JUST SHUT UP AND LEAVE US BE.EACH ONE OF US HAVE OUR OWN VIEWS SO KEEP YOUR NPP BIAS IN YOUR POCKET.

YOUR CONVOLUTED LOGIC ASTOUNDS ME.WHO MADE YOU THE ARBITER OF THIS CASE.JUST SHUT UP AND LEAVE US BE.EACH ONE OF US HAVE OUR OWN VIEWS SO KEEP YOUR NPP BIAS IN YOUR POCKET.

K.K 12 years ago

THE GREATEST LEGAL MIND, TSATSU, HAS PROVEN THAT N.P.P - PARTY FILLED WITH CRIMINAL MINDS- CANNOT BE FIXED

THE GREATEST LEGAL MIND, TSATSU, HAS PROVEN THAT N.P.P - PARTY FILLED WITH CRIMINAL MINDS- CANNOT BE FIXED
kwamega 12 years ago

certainly all fair minded and objective persons cherish all virtues that are good to be the corner stones of all persons behaviors in whatever they do. but what do we find individuals and group of people doing? the issues of ...
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certainly all fair minded and objective persons cherish all virtues that are good to be the corner stones of all persons behaviors in whatever they do. but what do we find individuals and group of people doing? the issues of biases are real, and you ayeboafor is not excluded the list and practice of biases as the word connotes or means. l agree with all that our lords in the judiciary should always remain respected and not accused or maligned. but they also need to live above reproach in order to avoid the likelihood of being accused. we remember the bias tsatsu suffered from the hands of a team of justices doing the bid of the one who appointed them, that is mr. kuffour. and anyone choosing to ignore this angle of the issue, is choosing to be perceived and confirmed as being bias at least in the issues relating to tsatsu, his trial, and kuffour.
Mania. 12 years ago

Go way you Boadu, with your partisan posturing. You short people carry yourself like you know everything . We are no fools and can appreciate issues. The truth hurts and Tsatsu's statement should be analysed in the context of ...
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Go way you Boadu, with your partisan posturing. You short people carry yourself like you know everything . We are no fools and can appreciate issues. The truth hurts and Tsatsu's statement should be analysed in the context of the historical antecedents of the judges position on political and quasi political issues that come before him. We will not just be swayed by the baying of a partisan brigade organized to silence the informed but silent majority.
seidu 12 years ago

Ayeboafo the stammera, you have in this peace also expose your political colour instead of being objective. Shame on you.

Ayeboafo the stammera, you have in this peace also expose your political colour instead of being objective. Shame on you.
Kofi Abotsi 12 years ago

Truth stands, if you know what I mean. But the truth stinks in the face of those who set out to maim it to suit their circumstances. I am not amazed at Tsatsu's assertion. The real TRUTH is that there are Akans, particularly, ...
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Truth stands, if you know what I mean. But the truth stinks in the face of those who set out to maim it to suit their circumstances. I am not amazed at Tsatsu's assertion. The real TRUTH is that there are Akans, particularly, Ashantis who have sworn sentimentally that they would rather go to hell than cohabit with Ewes. I have a lot of Ashanti friends and I have a lot of Ewe friends. When we talt of the truth, are you positioning yourself to deny this assertion. This hardening of stance can no doubt (emphasis mine) play into the arena of objectivity of judges, who regardless of the law, have a latitude in generating opinions that aqffect the fortunes of the adjudicated. After all, the law rests in the bosom of the judge. Tsatsu has been bold to hilight this fact. It stinks but it is true. Ghana does not belong to Ashanti and/or Ewes alone. They may well come together and pack out of here to leave us the peace to develop our dear nation. You may take this or leave it.
Isaac Osei 12 years ago

Tribalism practiced by any person is abominable. Some Ewe's are worse tribalist than Ashanti' s.Please spare us the sanctimonious posture of always berating Ashanti's as tribalistic.The majority of Ashanti people respect othe ...
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Tribalism practiced by any person is abominable. Some Ewe's are worse tribalist than Ashanti' s.Please spare us the sanctimonious posture of always berating Ashanti's as tribalistic.The majority of Ashanti people respect other tribes ,but people from other tribes especially some dishonest intellectuals in the Ewe tribe are always calling Ashanti's tribalistic. We should try to live in harmony and recognize that ,we are one people. When you live abroad or in any foreign land it becomes very apparent,how all Africans are one ,how much more one who share's a country with you!!!
Ashkenazi 12 years ago

I prefer fair assessment to biased opinions so much as Tsatsu may be wrong in responding to a question he should not have answered at all, the real danger is you journalists who push people into these situations. If at the sp ...
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I prefer fair assessment to biased opinions so much as Tsatsu may be wrong in responding to a question he should not have answered at all, the real danger is you journalists who push people into these situations. If at the spur of the moment you asked my personal opinion on a matter, I will give you that personal opinion irrespective of public opinion. So Ayeboafo talk to your journalist friends instead!!!!!
JOSH 12 years ago

People like Ayeboafo are hypocrites. How would be juxtapose Tsatsu utterance with that of Sir John, Gabby, Egbert Faible and the others. Yet Ayeboafo picks up his pen only when Tsatsu speaks. It is a known fact that Ayeboafo ...
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People like Ayeboafo are hypocrites. How would be juxtapose Tsatsu utterance with that of Sir John, Gabby, Egbert Faible and the others. Yet Ayeboafo picks up his pen only when Tsatsu speaks. It is a known fact that Ayeboafo is an NPP sympathiser. This is a man who carries himself around as if he knows everything . We are no fools and can also appreciate issues. The truth hurts and Tsatsu's statement should be analysed in the context of the historical antecedents of the judges' positions on political and quasi political issues. We will not just be swayed by the baying of a partisan brigade organized to silence the informed but silent majority. So Ayeboafo advise your own NPP fraternity to be mindful of what they profess. NPP people are saying far worst things and citing murderous issues than the facts that Tsatsu put out there.
Bernard 12 years ago

Ayeboafo is hurting because his party lost twice to their political opponents. We did not hear/read from him when Sir John attacked Justice Atugubah in worse kind of form than Tsikata. If Ayeboafo believes what he is saying ...
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Ayeboafo is hurting because his party lost twice to their political opponents. We did not hear/read from him when Sir John attacked Justice Atugubah in worse kind of form than Tsikata. If Ayeboafo believes what he is saying hear is not proganda, then i do not know what it is. Calm down Ayeboafo, you have a weak heart so please don,t fight this battle. It will be too much for you.
Kwame 12 years ago

The law of relativity when a signature becomes relative. The law of relativity when applied to all aspects of human endeavour it seized to apply in some of them. Some documents must have a signature before they are said to be ...
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The law of relativity when a signature becomes relative. The law of relativity when applied to all aspects of human endeavour it seized to apply in some of them. Some documents must have a signature before they are said to be authentic because not authors of every document must apply their signature before they are held liable, if the document is criminal or is written with a criminal intent.
The fact is that the election results from every polling station was announced loud to the hearing of all those present at the polling station, when the votes were declared. They were collected and added by all Ghanaians who have interest in the elections and what they all arrived at together with NPP arrived at the same result. So a child is supposed to be deprived of his father though he announced at the naming ceremony that the child is his, but did not sign the child naming certificate, thus lose his right to parenthood.
Yaw Asuah Boadu Ayeboafo what you wrote here is a reflection of your partisan position, but not the legality of the issue that the universal adult suffrage of a person can not be taken away from him by a court and a court can not turn a person into a goat. You and others are forcing the court to do what is not legal.

Sani 12 years ago

No doubt you have become a card bearing member or serial writer on nPP affairs. You wrote intelligently until 2001 January 8 when you started spewing your inclination right? You are no more the writer we want to read, you hav ...
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No doubt you have become a card bearing member or serial writer on nPP affairs. You wrote intelligently until 2001 January 8 when you started spewing your inclination right? You are no more the writer we want to read, you have become the writer some pple are comfortable with and others not. Do yourself good to be as fair and neutral as possible as Sydney. Was it under you that Alhaji was banned from contributing to discussion on radio? I mean the regulation at Graphic was applied to the latter?
Akadu Mensema 12 years ago

"Justices Atuguba, Adinyira, Gbadegbe and Akoto Bamfo voted to throw out all the six reliefs sought by the petitioners while Baffoe Bonnie granted only one relief sought by the petitioners-voting without biometric verificatio ...
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"Justices Atuguba, Adinyira, Gbadegbe and Akoto Bamfo voted to throw out all the six reliefs sought by the petitioners while Baffoe Bonnie granted only one relief sought by the petitioners-voting without biometric verification-and threw out all five other reliefs."
JOSH 12 years ago

Yes when Tsatsu speaks, the whole NPP shakes like earthquake? Tsatsu's brain is equivalent to the brains of all NPP lawyers and even judges put together. NPP and its surrogates cannot even understand the impeccable English of ...
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Yes when Tsatsu speaks, the whole NPP shakes like earthquake? Tsatsu's brain is equivalent to the brains of all NPP lawyers and even judges put together. NPP and its surrogates cannot even understand the impeccable English of Tsatsu, let alone analyse his statements. NPP tribal party you'll never come to power! Tofiakwa!!
Nuh 12 years ago

DOES GABBY AND 'SIR JOHN' PART OF TSIKATA'S COHORTS?

DOES GABBY AND 'SIR JOHN' PART OF TSIKATA'S COHORTS?
kofi atta 12 years ago

What these SC JUDGES did on the unsigned pink sheets is like a Bank Manager who allows someone he knows to cash someones check without a signature saying a check is a check.....JJ can u come back and put some of these fake g ...
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What these SC JUDGES did on the unsigned pink sheets is like a Bank Manager who allows someone he knows to cash someones check without a signature saying a check is a check.....JJ can u come back and put some of these fake guys into the GALLOWS.......

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