strictly speaking

strictly speaking

[Satan @s8n]

hehe is wild💀💀

[big nii👾 @nii_rtw]

somebody say make i make you know before you go enter the studio say
1. nobody dey hate you biaa
2. nobody dey try bring you down
3. nobody dey ask who you were on a call with
just enter that place then write conscious rap. we beg

[Trending Wave @trendingwave1]

So this is it, YOLO Stars plead for support for their colleague, Drogba for the treatment of his disease

#ghana #bloggers #serwaaamihere #ghanaian #medilkal #shatta #SupportForDrogba

[Seun Edema @seun_edema]

1. Girlfriend proposal
2. Marriage proposal
3. Civil wedding
4. Church wedding

[Justice Srem-Sai @JusticeSremSai]

We know a few things. We know that the question - whether a person is a citizen of a country - is a question of law. We also know that the answer to that question is found only in the law of the country in question. We know that the law of a foreign country is a question of fact in the courts of the country where the case is being adjudicated.

We know, too, that ignorance of fact (unlike ignorance of law) is a valid excuse in a criminal trial. So that where accused persons were not ignorant of the LAW (that possession of weed was a crime), but were ignorant of the FACT (that the herbs in their possession was weed), the court held that their ignorance (of the fact) was a valid excuse which entitled them to acquittal.

Now to the point: Gyakye Quayson has, together with the EC and all its lawyers, maintained that he did not know that he continued to be a citizen of Canada after he renounced that citizenship and until a renunciation certificate was issued. The question whether he continued to be a Canadian citizen after renunciation was a question for Canadian law alone to answer.

Being a question of law in Canada - a foreign law - that question becomes a question of fact in Ghana in respect of which a person is entitled to be ignorant. And, we know that a court will not convict a man for being ignorant of a fact. So, one may be wondering - what exactly is Ghana’s Attorney-General roaming the courts doing? Well, then, again, such is the nature of the Attorney-General’s prosecutorial power - legal and political.

[strictly speaking @OkoJefferey]

@FlammableRemedy @Accraaaaaa_ Operative word "consistently".

[strictly speaking @OkoJefferey]

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[strictly speaking @OkoJefferey]

@psychodro_ @Kelvinismael72 @SaveVidBot

[Albert Nat Hyde @BongoIdeas_]

Recommend some of the Best Books you have ever read in your LIFETIME! ✍️

[shōgun @Piphism]

Old man just walked in here and said “Do me a favor… if it rains this weekend try not to get wet because sugar melts” SOMEBODY COME GET THEY GRANDDAD BEFORE HE GET FU-

[Amy Pechacek @pechacek_amy]

It feels illegal to know about these 16 websites:

[strictly speaking @OkoJefferey]

@Justinbobbyx13 85

[strictly speaking @OkoJefferey]

@Justinbobbyx13 F
Sks.

[strictly speaking @OkoJefferey]

@JSB_TV @DownloaderBot

[strictly speaking @OkoJefferey]

@todayyearsold @DownloaderBot @GetVideoBot

[ASSIGNMENTS/HOMEWORK AND ONLINE CLASSES HELP @Mindsetconquer]

13 must read books before you turn 50.

1.

[Fellowood @KatangaFellows]

The only hall in Ghana to portray Africanism at its best during its FESTIVAL celebrations!

Why the hate and envy?
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[♤ @haworthes]

WHAT.