A latest ballot performed by International InfoAnalytics has revealed {that a} majority of Ghanaians assist the removal of the Chief Justice, Her Ladyship Gertrude Araba Esaaba Sackey Torkornoo.
The ballot, which sampled 2,545 respondents between seventh and sixteenth April, signifies that 52% assist the elimination of the Chief Justice, whereas 20% are opposed. An extra 18% have been impartial, and 11% had no opinion.
The information additionally reveals {that a} majority of voters in all areas—besides Ahafo and Higher East—assist the Chief Justice’s elimination.
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Within the Larger Accra Area, 58% assist her elimination, with 16% opposing. Within the Ashanti Area, 37% assist elimination, whereas 32% oppose it. Within the Central Area, 51% assist her elimination in comparison with 16% opposition.
In accordance with the ballot, voters throughout all ranges of schooling assist the Chief Justice’s elimination:
Amongst these with Junior Excessive Faculty (JHS) schooling, 57% assist her elimination in comparison with 17% who oppose. Amongst these with Senior Excessive Faculty (SHS) schooling, 50% assist and 21% oppose. For respondents with tertiary schooling, 54% assist elimination whereas 18% oppose it. Amongst these with no formal schooling, 37% assist elimination, and 30% oppose.
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Background
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On twenty sixth March, a press release signed by the Minister for Authorities Communications, Felix Kwakye Ofosu, confirmed that President Mahama had obtained three separate petitions calling for the elimination of the Chief Justice.
According to Article 146 of the 1992 Structure, the President referred the petitions to the Council of State to begin the required session course of.
Subsequently, the Chief Justice was granted a 10-day period to respond to the petitions, following her request. She submitted her written response to the President on 7th April.
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Minority Cautions In opposition to Chief Justice’s Removing
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In the meantime, the NPP Minority Caucus, led by Alexander Afenyo-Markin, has known as on judges, the Ghana Bar Affiliation (GBA), and members of the clergy to withstand what he described as politically motivated makes an attempt to take away Chief Justice Gertrude Torkornoo from workplace.
He made these remarks at a press briefing following the New Patriotic Celebration’s (NPP) Nationwide Government Committee (NEC) assembly on Wednesday, sixteenth April.
