Chairman of the (NDC), , has 'advised' the embattled Chief Justice Gertrude Esaaba Sackey Torkornoo to report any threats against her to the appropriate authorities, rather than what he described as an attempt to seek public sympathy.
His remarks come in response to a recent public address by the suspended Chief Justice, in which she voiced concerns about ongoing developments she deemed troubling.
Reacting to her briefing, in an interview with Joy News on Wednesday, June 25, Asiedu Nketiah stated that the Chief Justice appeared to be seeking public sympathy.
According to Asiedu Nketiah, the Chief Justice should lead by example by following due process if she believes her safety is in jeopardy or her rights have been violated. "She is shouting at press conferences, making claims, but the law she presided over still exists," he said. "We haven't changed the laws, the judges are the same, and the judicial processes remain intact.
