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Chief Justice’s praise for MIIF, SSNIT was not inimical to Judicial Independence – Judicial Service

Below is the Statement for the Judiciary CHIEF JUSTICE’S TO SOME STATE INSTITUTIONS AND MATTERS ARISING The Chief Justice has taken note of the mixed public reaction to some observations he made recently on the performance of State-owned entities during an outreach engagement.
Musah Ahmed on Friday September 4, the Judiciary said the Chief Justice has taken note of the mixed public reaction to observations he made on the performance of State-owned entities during an outreach engagement.
The Judiciary has responded to the public backlash that has followed recent comments by Chief Justice Paul Baffoe-Bonnie during s to some State-owned institutions.
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