President Mahama has benefitted from both Kissi Agyebeng and Dominic Ayine’s unethical and unprofessional conduct and cannot dispense with either of them no matter what evidence is put before him. The tension shall, therefore, continue despite the judgement of the supreme Court in Adamtey v Attorney-General as we saw from the spokesmen from the two institutions. The long game the Mahama government is playing with the constitutionality of the OSP and its reset agenda resembles the butcher who fears the knife syndrome preventive mentality. Time will tell!

The purpose of this discourse is, therefore, to caution the public to hold their horses and refrain from speculating on what the Supreme Court decided in Adamtey v Attorney-General until the certified judgment becomes publicly available. Only then can there be an informed discourse on whether the Court really decided that Act 959 is constitutional in its entirety or found portions of it to be unconstitutional, and the reason for the unconstitutionality.  

The interview of Mr. Kenneth Kuranchie on Joy News’ PM Express with Evan Mensah to dispel the credible perception that he brought the action as a camouflage to “seeking a third term for President Mahama” is a hard sell by him as I have demonstrated in this discourse. His action solicits the Supreme Court to usurp the expression of the will of the people at a national referendum with the substitution of a judicial decision contrary to the clear dictates of the 1992 Constitution. We the People can never be deceived by subterfuges!

President Mahama, nominate a new Chief Justice for approval by Parliament without any further delay while your Attorney-General gets the frivolous, vexatious, and abusive application of the court process by Mrs. Torkornoo thrown out of court soonest in the interest of national security and the supremacy of the 1992 Constitution. Ghana First!