@charllycolegh When individuals are arrested you rally to demand due process. Now that it has being granted, here you are now implying that nothing is being done or that whole process is nothing but a witch-hunt. How do some of you think!?
@Nqboss01@mr_viewX Most of these cases go to small claim court, and there you pretty much do not need a lawyer. Thus, only their time away from work is a major cost here.
@yaw_boakye__@KwesiHubert I think itโs because itโs her land, and she has the sole right to decide when to build. Just because an illegality is happening doesnโt mean she should build when she not ready. Your logic places blame on the victim rather than perpetrators.
@koboateng No, the promise they make is too vague and indefinite. Look at it from the angle of the court: A politician promises to fix the economy, how can court decisively hold him to that standard. What metric would they use to assess that and by what degree (1% or 5% economic growth)
Sir, The flaw in this logic you are proposing lies in assuming that the delay in issuing an order to the Finance Minister indicates a lack of power. Power and its exercise can be influenced by various factors, including strategic considerations, timing, political dynamics, and the complexity of the situation. The passage of time between the assumption of power and the issuance of a directive does not necessarily negate the individualโs overall influence or authority.