Mahama beyond 2028? – Ken Kuranchie says Supreme Court must settle constitutional ambiguity

Private legal practitioner Ken Agyei Kuranchie says his decision to go to the Supreme Court over presidential term limits is aimed at resolving what he describes as an ambiguity in Ghana’s 1992 Constitution, rather than securing a third term for President John Mahama.

Speaking on Joy News’ PM Express on Monday, he explained that the case is seeking the court’s interpretation of whether a president who leaves office after serving one term can become eligible to serve another term.

According to him, the case is based on his interpretation that the presidency is consecutive and that a person elected to the office can serve two terms, depending on how the Constitution is read.