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Minority objects to 3 days notice for public to submit inputs for vetting of 3 new Supreme Court judges

According to the Minority, the three days was too short to be able to solicit the needed inputs from the public to enable the Appointments Committee of Parliament to vet the nominees.
Featured Nana Konadu Agyeman Aug - 27 - 2026 , 10:17 1 minute read The Minority side in Parliament has objected to the three days notice issued by Parliament for members of the public to submit inputs for the vetting of three nominees being considered for appointment as Supreme Court judges.
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