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A Chief Justice swears allegiance to the Constitution, not the President – NPP

The opposition party said the Chief Justice’s words and conduct had reinforced concerns that the Judiciary was becoming aligned with the Jubilee House.
Read Also: Chief Justice praises MIIF, other SOEs, questions what Ghana was doing in past 8 years He made the comments after ing the Social Security and National Insurance Trust (SSNIT), where he said he had also been impressed by what he was told about the institution’s performance.“The Chief Justice’s words and conduct lend chilling credence to the widespread concern that the leadership of the Judiciary is coordinating with Jubilee House,” the statement said.
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