spot_img

Chief Justice responds to removal petitions

Published on

spot_img

Chief Justice Gertrude Torkornoo has formally submitted her response to the petitions seeking her removal from office, meeting the deadline set by President John Dramani Mahama.

Reliable sources confirm that the Chief Justice delivered her written reply to both the President and the Council of State on April 7, 2025, in accordance with the 10-day period granted for her response.

The Council of State will now review the submission to assess whether there are sufficient grounds to proceed with further action. At this stage, the specific details of the allegations against Torkornoo, as well as the contents of her response, remain undisclosed.

This development marks a key moment in an ongoing legal process, with all eyes now on the Council of State’s next steps in what could become a significant constitutional case.

Source:TheDotNews

Latest articles

“Good Morning, Tony” A Corporate Communication Lesson in Culture, Leadership and Respect

What a brief workplace exchange reveals about organisational culture and leadership communication DR IKE TANDOH Author...

Building Ghana Better: Why Architects Must Be at the Heart of National Development

By, Arc. Charles Amissah-Koomson, Architect, Ag. President, Architectural Society of Ghana When we think about...

New Majority Leader James Agalga Says He Won’t Be Intimidated

Newly appointed Majority Leader James Agalga dismissed suggestions that he could be intimidated in...

Zanetor Never Stood a Chance of Becoming Defence Minister Nitiwul

Former Defence Minister Dominic Nitiwul said Dr. Zanetor Agyeman-Rawlings was never a serious contender...

More like this

“Good Morning, Tony” A Corporate Communication Lesson in Culture, Leadership and Respect

What a brief workplace exchange reveals about organisational culture and leadership communication DR IKE TANDOH Author...

Building Ghana Better: Why Architects Must Be at the Heart of National Development

By, Arc. Charles Amissah-Koomson, Architect, Ag. President, Architectural Society of Ghana When we think about...

New Majority Leader James Agalga Says He Won’t Be Intimidated

Newly appointed Majority Leader James Agalga dismissed suggestions that he could be intimidated in...

Discover more from The Dot News

Subscribe now to keep reading and get access to the full archive.

Continue reading