Honouring the invitation for reform presented by the General Legal Council admissions case

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• Blazo 8 years ago

  Prof, we will campaign fo you to be appointed the "Special Prosecutor"!

  Prof, we will campaign fo you to be appointed the "Special Prosecutor"!

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• Kweku 8 years ago

  Not surprised if there are not many comments to this article. It seems a bit specialized to the legal experts and the students involved. But I remember Kwaku raising this issue on these pages some time ago. He always refers t ...
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  Not surprised if there are not many comments to this article. It seems a bit specialized to the legal experts and the students involved. But I remember Kwaku raising this issue on these pages some time ago. He always refers to the constitution of the republic to back up his arguments.
  
  As I am no legal expert, there is not much I can say even though I thoroughly read the article. The only thing I come out with from my reading is yet another example of the poor way our institutions work.
  
  I hope Asare gets a proper response to his concerns. He made similar ones concerning the dual citizenship but it seems nothing has come out of it.
  
  This is our country. We should keep fighting no matter the results of our fights.

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• THE REAL C.Y. ANDY-K 8 years ago

  How can this simple case of blatant lawlessness by state actors expected to enforce the laws of our land be for legal experts only? The substance of the case may be legal be it is easily understood by anyone with a good under ...
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  How can this simple case of blatant lawlessness by state actors expected to enforce the laws of our land be for legal experts only? The substance of the case may be legal be it is easily understood by anyone with a good understanding of the English language.
  
  Why there is utter silence is that the so-called legal luminaries and laymen alike are accomplices and accessories to the lawlessness and criminality that the powerful people in charge of the state apparatus have contrived to plunge Ghana in. There are really no spectators, as President Akufo Addo is misleading Ghanaians with a plagiarised speech. Even babies on the laps of their mothers are daily witnesses to crimes of bribery and corruption on our streets, when Policemen extract money from drivers.
  
  Kudos to Azar for his fortitude and persistence in taking on the lawless state actors, and condemning the accomplices and accessories that make the lawlessness possible. If they have any shame - I doubt it though - SHAME ON THEM ALL! STOP THE SAVAGERY AND LAWLESSNESS YOU ARE INDULGING IN!!!!
  
  Andy-K

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