Ayikoi Otoo angry over missing docket

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KWAME KOFI 10 years ago

AYIKOI OTO IS A FOOL JUST LIKE THE REST OF HIS PARTY MEMBERS

AYIKOI OTO IS A FOOL JUST LIKE THE REST OF HIS PARTY MEMBERS
Akwasi-B (USA) 10 years ago

But this is not even a political matter - it is a chieftancy case, so what hos party affiliation got to do with it? Let's face it, this is the practice used by the clerks after they take bribes from both sides of a case. Tha ...
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But this is not even a political matter - it is a chieftancy case, so what hos party affiliation got to do with it? Let's face it, this is the practice used by the clerks after they take bribes from both sides of a case. That is the central issue to be addressed. How can this be?
Brian Williams 10 years ago

Is Ghana a computer b illiterate country? Chief Justice, please make everything electronic. Too much corruption.

Is Ghana a computer b illiterate country? Chief Justice, please make everything electronic. Too much corruption.
United Ghana 10 years ago

Symptomatic of the state of our judicial service as the CJ bemoaned. But what's she and/or the AG doing about it?

Symptomatic of the state of our judicial service as the CJ bemoaned. But what's she and/or the AG doing about it?
MANTSE 10 years ago

These OBSTRUCTIONS to the DELIVERY of JUSTICE in our Courts is not a new PHENOMENA.

This case makes the Headlines because of the High Profile Lawyer on the Docket.

Even Testimonies get OBLITERATED if you do not "ACKNOWL ...
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These OBSTRUCTIONS to the DELIVERY of JUSTICE in our Courts is not a new PHENOMENA.

This case makes the Headlines because of the High Profile Lawyer on the Docket.

Even Testimonies get OBLITERATED if you do not "ACKNOWLEDGE" the Court Clerks regularly and Recordings get "ATTACKED" by virus if you do not strike a "Lunch Acquaintance" with the Recorder.

What some of us may not be aware of is that Corruption has EATEN so Much into the FABRIC if our Nation that Every Institution and Everything in it is TAINTED and COMPROMISED.
Annorwuo 10 years ago

Well-organized syndicates involving Judges, Attorneys, and court officials from the Court Registry! Some of these Clerks are more powerful than Judges,because they have 'mastered' the game,and can manipulate it at will!
Legi ...
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Well-organized syndicates involving Judges, Attorneys, and court officials from the Court Registry! Some of these Clerks are more powerful than Judges,because they have 'mastered' the game,and can manipulate it at will!
Legions of CJs and AGs have looked on sheepishly as many of these 'greedy bastards' have been allowed to amass fortunes,and thus become untouchable.
Let`s face it, what does it take to 'fish out' the desperadoes involved in these scam,especially those who duty it is maintain proper custody of such documents? And when such 'useless' people rise up to demand antiquated perks, like clothing allowance, so-called sane people offer their support to them!
Look,we aian`t seen nothing yet in this country!!!
Kwasi Agyeman 10 years ago

DOCKETS MISSING IN THE COURT SYSTEM AND FILES MISSING IN DEPARTMENTS IS A VERY REGULAR THING FROM WHICH PEOPLE ARE MAKING MONEY IN THIS RACKET. THIS IS A CORRUPT COUNTRY; IT IS NOT ONLY POLITICIASN THAT NEED TO REPENT. WE AS ...
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DOCKETS MISSING IN THE COURT SYSTEM AND FILES MISSING IN DEPARTMENTS IS A VERY REGULAR THING FROM WHICH PEOPLE ARE MAKING MONEY IN THIS RACKET. THIS IS A CORRUPT COUNTRY; IT IS NOT ONLY POLITICIASN THAT NEED TO REPENT. WE AS A PEOPLE NEED TO CHANGE!
NII Quarshie 10 years ago

only the fool like Ayikoi otoo will com plane,Ayikoi only bribe judges to win cases and always using the media to get attention.Ayikoi have no case only to chop from his clients.

only the fool like Ayikoi otoo will com plane,Ayikoi only bribe judges to win cases and always using the media to get attention.Ayikoi have no case only to chop from his clients.
Aquatic 10 years ago

And your point is??

And your point is??
NII Quarshie 10 years ago

I mean GBESHI AYIKOI OTOO

I mean GBESHI AYIKOI OTOO

GBEE TSE 10 years ago

TONTONFOOLO TELL YOUR LAZY GA PEOPLE WHO HAS NOTHING BUT ONLY POVERTY AND NO BRAIN IN THEIR BIG HEADS WHO USUALLY FIGHT OVER CHIEFTENCY AND SMALL LANDS TO LOOK FOR WORK.LAZY COCOONS WHO WANT EVERYTHING FREE AND GIVE MANY THAN ...
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TONTONFOOLO TELL YOUR LAZY GA PEOPLE WHO HAS NOTHING BUT ONLY POVERTY AND NO BRAIN IN THEIR BIG HEADS WHO USUALLY FIGHT OVER CHIEFTENCY AND SMALL LANDS TO LOOK FOR WORK.LAZY COCOONS WHO WANT EVERYTHING FREE AND GIVE MANY THANKS TO A LITTLE PEA-NUTS.WHAT THEY KNOW BEST IS TO GIVE THANKS BUT NEVER GIVE OUT SOMETHING FOR PEOPLE TO THANK THEM.GO TO EVERY BEACH IN ACCRA YOU WILL SEE THESE IDIOTS FIGHTING FOR SMALL LAND.THERE WOULD BE A TIME THESE GOOD FOR NOTHING PEOPLE WOULD BE FIGHTING TO SHARE THE SEA ALSO.
Akwasi-B (USA) 10 years ago

In this age of computers and technology, I cannot understand why they are not storing the court documents / dockets electronically to avoid the mischief of the courts, especially these clerks who have made it a habit of takin ...
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In this age of computers and technology, I cannot understand why they are not storing the court documents / dockets electronically to avoid the mischief of the courts, especially these clerks who have made it a habit of taking bribes from both sides of a case. They intentionally hide or destroy the dockets for their mischievous intentions.

We are doomed if the courts continue to operate this archaic way - no hope for justice.
ugly akufo addo 10 years ago

stupid bastard

stupid bastard
Annorwuo 10 years ago

The ordinary Joe goes through everyday when accessing justice delivery in this country! And I can say with absolute certainty that,had this involved the 'common person' on the street,he or she would have been assaulted tor ha ...
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The ordinary Joe goes through everyday when accessing justice delivery in this country! And I can say with absolute certainty that,had this involved the 'common person' on the street,he or she would have been assaulted tor having the impudence to question court officials about the disappearance of a docket.
Btw, is it normal practice for Judges to appraise themselves about the facts of cases,particularly in cases of this nature,in open court? We can be certain that,nothing is going to happen to the perpetrator(s) of such dastardly 'stunt' calculated to subvert justice. And in this day and age,why can`t we reproduce this info in real time from back up systems?
No wonder our courts are choked with a horrendous backlog of cases,even though more resources/facilities have been made available to the judiciary?
Mpata 10 years ago

Missing docket happens to the ordinary person at all the times.
The clerks should be replaced from time to time.
Only when it happens to the other lawyers do we hear about it. What a justice in Ghana. God sees all these.

Missing docket happens to the ordinary person at all the times.
The clerks should be replaced from time to time.
Only when it happens to the other lawyers do we hear about it. What a justice in Ghana. God sees all these.
APOSTLE ELIJAR 10 years ago

EVEN THE JUDICIARY IS NOT FAITHFUL. WHERE ARE WE GOING IF OUR COURTS SYSTEMS ARE FAILING US JUST LIKE ANY OTHER DEPARTMENTS IN THE COUNTRY? WE MUST BE VERY CAREFUL SO THAT THE NECESSITY OF NERVOUS ANIMALS WILL NOT BE COMPELL ...
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EVEN THE JUDICIARY IS NOT FAITHFUL. WHERE ARE WE GOING IF OUR COURTS SYSTEMS ARE FAILING US JUST LIKE ANY OTHER DEPARTMENTS IN THE COUNTRY? WE MUST BE VERY CAREFUL SO THAT THE NECESSITY OF NERVOUS ANIMALS WILL NOT BE COMPELLED TO BRING BACK JUNE 4TH.
G. K. Berko 10 years ago

I am not surprised. This is common practice in Ghana to kill cases prematurely without justice served.

It happened in the Ya Naa case where loss of evidential documents caused the dismissal of Murder charges against the ...
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I am not surprised. This is common practice in Ghana to kill cases prematurely without justice served.

It happened in the Ya Naa case where loss of evidential documents caused the dismissal of Murder charges against the suspects. Many supporting the culprits claimed victory. But that was gross execution of injustice on technicalities.

Our Judiciary is replete with such tactics, including what happened in the case of Woyomegate that set Woyome free. The Prosecution has a host of dirty tricks to fake intent of prosecuting a case, only to have the Court dismiss the culprit based on the technicality artificially created by the Prosecution.

Here, we see how the Court Clerk could play a role in such premature killing of a case at the Court. If the Lawyer, Ayikoi Otoo, had not called some other source to inquire why the docket was missing, the case could have been completely manipulated to serve the favor of the other side of the case.

Now, we know why Corruption cannot be easily uprooted in Ghana. The Court Clerk in this case and all who might have caused the disappearance of the Lawyer's docket must be promptly reprimanded to deter others from copying such dirty tactic to impede Justice.

Long Live Ghana!!!
AMU 10 years ago

Ayikoi Otoo will forever eamined the stupid foolish donkey that he is. Why didn't you ask your useless drug addict, Akufo Addo about those he destroyed on drug casees involving NPP top members? You are more than a bush clown ...
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Ayikoi Otoo will forever eamined the stupid foolish donkey that he is. Why didn't you ask your useless drug addict, Akufo Addo about those he destroyed on drug casees involving NPP top members? You are more than a bush clown cow. Onye soomei. Fuck you and fuck your mother ass.
Obaa Yaa 10 years ago

Let has respect age. This is very unGhanaian. Insults no.

Let has respect age. This is very unGhanaian. Insults no.
Obaa Yaa 10 years ago

Let us respect age. Insult is not part of our culture.

Let us respect age. Insult is not part of our culture.

KOFI LARYEA 10 years ago

WHY WERE NII AYI BONTE AND HIS LEGAL TEAM NOT IN COURT FOR SUCH A SERIOUS CASE? DID THEY SPICED THE COURT CLERK AND CO.? THIS IS NO EXCEPTIONAL CASE. IT IS RATHER A COMMON PRACTICE FOR OUR COURT ADMINISTRATORS TO DELIBERATELY ...
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WHY WERE NII AYI BONTE AND HIS LEGAL TEAM NOT IN COURT FOR SUCH A SERIOUS CASE? DID THEY SPICED THE COURT CLERK AND CO.? THIS IS NO EXCEPTIONAL CASE. IT IS RATHER A COMMON PRACTICE FOR OUR COURT ADMINISTRATORS TO DELIBERATELY AND ILLEGALLY GET RID OF DOCKETS/FILES ONCE YOU WET THEIR PALMS. THE 'nook fio' IS A BIG PROBLEM IN ALL SECTORS AND ALL CORNERS IN GHANA AND THIS ATTITIDE IS RETARDING PROGRESS AND ADVANCEMENT.
Yiddana 10 years ago

This is a shame, and an insult to the whole country.In this information age, the last thing anyone with sound mind wants to hear is what happened. No wonder Ghanaians breath and eat corruption 24/7. We will all meet God one d ...
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This is a shame, and an insult to the whole country.In this information age, the last thing anyone with sound mind wants to hear is what happened. No wonder Ghanaians breath and eat corruption 24/7. We will all meet God one day and He will Justly settle all wrongs. Do as you wish now, 6 feet awaits you.
Ghanabiya 10 years ago

WHY SHOULD LAWYER AYIKOI BE ANGRY? YOU HAVE BEEN ATTORNEY GENERAL BEFORE AND SUCH THINGS ('MISSING FILES') HAVE TAKEN PLACE UNDER YOUR WATCH AND YOU HAVE DONE NOTHING.

TODAY YOU ARE AT THE RECEIVING END AND YOU WANT THE W ...
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WHY SHOULD LAWYER AYIKOI BE ANGRY? YOU HAVE BEEN ATTORNEY GENERAL BEFORE AND SUCH THINGS ('MISSING FILES') HAVE TAKEN PLACE UNDER YOUR WATCH AND YOU HAVE DONE NOTHING.

TODAY YOU ARE AT THE RECEIVING END AND YOU WANT THE WHOLE TO KNOW HOW THE SYSTEM DOES NOT WORK.

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