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‘Apologise if you accept you erred’ – Political analyst tells Chief Justice

Political analyst Dr Bernard Tutu-Boahene has urged Chief Justice Paul Baffoe-Bonnie to retract and apologise for his recent comments on state-owned enterprises if he accepts that he was wrong to make them, adding that doing so would earn him greater respect rather than diminish his standing.
The Service had said the Chief Justice’s remarks were made “in good faith” and not intended to undermine judicial independence.
Speaking on Adom TV’s ‘Nnawotwe Yi’, Dr Tutu-Boahene said the Chief Justice should look at the rules governing his position and, if he realises he has faulted, he should apologise.
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