The results from Ablekuma North is indicative that decisions taken by the NPP since January, including from the Oquaye report, the demonstrations, the top-down approach, parliamentary theatrics have all proven futile and are bond to continuously fail. Long may this continue!
The Ghanaian has been so used to crimes go unpunished that they irk when they see the ‘political class’ face accountability. Pres. Mahama’s resetting goes beyond our institutions, economy, & governance - it touches the Ghanaian’s psyche - creating a new Ghanaian.
@BBSimons@BBSimons if you could, are you confident of govt’s commitment to reduce the opacity and murkiness you described? Also, with respect to inflation, are you confident about the 11% projection by end of year? Could that engineer some prolonged stability or balancing?
The CJ is transferring the mandate of the Committee hearing the petitions against her to the SC. By so doing, ‘removing’ the members who she wants out of the committee as they are named defendants. If SC denies her reliefs, she would accept her fate and resign.
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Interestingly, this has not been the main question on the minds of many Ghanaians and sympathizers of the NDC but even more especially, the followers and admirers of the Minister for Education designate, Haruna Iddrisu, MP.
Ecowas playing into the hands of Cold War factions: The Revolution in Niger; A Prelude to World War III
At least, West African leaders at ECOWAS have intimated a military intervention in Niger would be the last resort following the initiation of diplomatic talks with Tchiani.
ECOWAS should simply go into to Niger to negotiate for the release of Bazoum, work with the military regime on fast tracking a framework for return to civilian rule, whiles most importantly develop systems to manage and prevent to occurrence of military coup d’etats.