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Parliament approves three Supreme Court nominees despite Minority boycott

He maintained that the Minority’s objection was not directed at the nominees personally or at the President’s constitutional authority to nominate persons for appointment to the Supreme Court, but rather at the procedure and timetable adopted by the committee., a private legal practitioner and former President of the Ghana Bar Association, brings extensive experience from legal practice to the proposed Supreme Court bench.
The development clears the way for the three nominees to complete the constitutional process towards their appointment to the country’s apex court.
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