A Justice of the Supreme Court of Ghana, Justice Yonny Kulendi, has, in a landmark ruling, categorically stated that no external forces or pressures can push the Supreme Court of Ghana to legalize homosexuality using capital letters to emphasize the independence of the Court. The Supreme Court judge, in a strongly-worded concurring opinion, clearly established the position of the Court after one Dr. Obiri-Korang, a law lecturer, invoked the powers of the Court to declare section 104(1)(b) of the Criminal and Offences Act 1960 (Act29) as constitutional or otherwise. The said provisions in the Constitution describe homosexuality or unnatural canal knowledge (Anal sex) as unlawful. Writing the concurring opinion on behalf of his seven colleagues who served on the panel chaired by Justice Paul Baffoe-Bonnie with Justices Imoro Amadu Tanko, Avril Lovelace-Johnson, Ernest Gaewu, Yaw Darko Asare, and Agyei-Frimpong as members, Justice Kulendi did not mince words: "I wish to state in emphatic terms that our Constitution is supreme and NOT subservient to the constitutions, and laws of other nations and jurisdictions", capitalizing the word "not" for emphasis.