I have wondered many times after lawyer Akoto Ampaw , the lawyer of the second respondent's ( Mr. Akuffo Addo ) microphone exposed their fears and weakness of their defence .
Akoto Ampaw, cross examining the most general Asiedu Nketia, came across as one of the most difficult nuts he ever tried to crack .
So frustrated was he that, he got angry with some of the missiles that was being pushed to him to fire !!! Then the outburst you can't confront him with the EC's figures aahh!
Comrades , what then is wrong with the EC'S figures that the NPP legal team is running away from ?
Who organised the elections ? Who collated the results ? Whose figures can be more reliable ?
The announced results of the EC , the custodian of all original electoral materials , pink sheets , results etc is being questioned ? Then which elections was organised ?
Why do they want to know the figures that the NDC have to be able to make their case ?
Why was the EC opposed to making available the original documents in their possession ? I thought this documents are supposed to be public document ?
Hhmmm one day one day , a cow will be caught hiding in a hen coup !!!
If you access all the three (3) main elections organised by Jean Mensah , you will understand where we are today .
The first was the creation of new regions. Ballots were distributed on the streets to the willing and available to cast their votes . Electoral officers were also thumbprinting like kids trying their hands on typewriters . Basabasa like that .
The second elections was the Ayawaso West wougon by elections, where people were brutalised , arms and gunshots were fired like a war zone and in broad day light .
The third is what we are seeing in court now . Percentages keep changing by the day . Abysmal and criminally giving votes freely to candidates !!!
In all these , she praised herself for a very good job done !!!
The case is still in court so time will tell . Comrades , Lets not look at the side issues and throw our hands in dispair , stay focused , I can assure you that the case is a good one.
By: Godwin Ako Gunn
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