Lawyer angry at denigration of judiciary

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• TerriblY Spe cifiC Dog Breed 12 years ago

  Society has the right to critizise whom ever they deem fit to crticize including lawyer, and supreme court.

  Society has the right to critizise whom ever they deem fit to crticize including lawyer, and supreme court.

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• john 12 years ago

  HMMMMMM!!

  HMMMMMM!!

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• ghanaians are fools 12 years ago

  TerriblY Spe cifiC Dog Breed you stupid son of a street dog.
  
  Go fuck your stupid mother with your dumb prerogative

  TerriblY Spe cifiC Dog Breed you stupid son of a street dog.
  
  Go fuck your stupid mother with your dumb prerogative

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• AFRICANS ARE APES 12 years ago

  A Kumasi based legal practitioner has made a passionate appeal for the judicial system to respected and held in the highest esteem possible.
  Lawyer Mujeeb Rahman Ahmed, lead partner of Moomin and Botta Law firm is not happy ...
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  A Kumasi based legal practitioner has made a passionate appeal for the judicial system to respected and held in the highest esteem possible.
  Lawyer Mujeeb Rahman Ahmed, lead partner of Moomin and Botta Law firm is not happy with ongoing discussions of the NPP case at the Supreme Court challenging the recent national election results by some politicians.
  He believes there are some people hitching on the case to denigrate some judges and the judicial system in its entirety.
  He emphasized in an interview with Ultimate radio’s Bernard Buachi that the judicial system is the final source of solace and final arbiter, and adds that every society “we aspire to be like has always insisted that the sanctity and independence of their judicial system be maintained”.
  “We must desist from acts that detract from the sanctity and independence of the judiciary”, he warned. Today it is about the NPP, NDC and perhaps the President but tomorrow, it could be individual members of the society including the lawyers or even judges having to seek solace in the courts”, he said passionately.
  -Bernard Buachi
  Ultimate Radio, Kumasi.

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• malaam Salifu 12 years ago

  Another backing dog. No different from all the corrupt laywers and judges in Ghana. THe whole system smile a mile high.

  Another backing dog. No different from all the corrupt laywers and judges in Ghana. THe whole system smile a mile high.

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• Kwame 12 years ago

  When the matter involving Mr. Alfred Agbeshi Woyome, which is still in court, and which NPP including its presidential candidate Nana Akuffo Addo used and continue to use as a campaign tool. Also when Mr. Kennedy Agyapong tol ...
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  When the matter involving Mr. Alfred Agbeshi Woyome, which is still in court, and which NPP including its presidential candidate Nana Akuffo Addo used and continue to use as a campaign tool. Also when Mr. Kennedy Agyapong told Akans to pound and stab Ewhes and Gas to death we heard lawyers including Mr. Ayikoe Otoo commenting on the matter on many radio stations. Now the same people are telling Ghanaians that the case before the Supreme Court should not be discussed.
  What has become clear is that every lawyer in this country is on one side of the matter, thus there is no neutral lawyer in this case and others.
  Some lawyers in this country should not think that Ghanaians are stupid or we look stupid.

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• Proud Pepeman. 12 years ago

  The lawyer is right. Leave him alone. But we also have to tackle the corruption in our legal system and its cost, that is making justice inaccessible to the poor.

  The lawyer is right. Leave him alone. But we also have to tackle the corruption in our legal system and its cost, that is making justice inaccessible to the poor.

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• JOHN 12 years ago

  I think law has no standards to work with and so anything goes and all manner of people are running there.
  Lawyers should be made to read the sciences; maths, physics etc and they will be ok

  I think law has no standards to work with and so anything goes and all manner of people are running there.
  Lawyers should be made to read the sciences; maths, physics etc and they will be ok

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• MAHAMA MORE CORRUPT NOW 12 years ago

  EI HMMMMMM,GHANA GOD SAVE US,

  EI HMMMMMM,GHANA GOD SAVE US,

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• ADOMA 12 years ago

  Most appropriate most pre-empting. Judicial decorum ought to be maintained to the apex.

  Most appropriate most pre-empting. Judicial decorum ought to be maintained to the apex.

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