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Justice moves fast for opponents, slow for allies – NPP accuses CJ

The party also accused the Chief Justice of undermining the independence of the Judiciary through his alleged political statements and conduct.
The party is demanding that the Chief Justice retract what it describes as partisan commentary and an alleged vow of loyalty to the President’s agenda, or resign from office.” “The Judiciary belongs neither to the President, nor to the NDC, nor to the Chief Justice; it belongs to the people of Ghana, who are entitled under the Constitution to courts that are blind to politics,” the NPP stated.
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