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Stop bribing judges if you want a cleaner Judiciary – Justice Kulendi tells Ghanaians
Supreme Court Judge Justice Emmanuel Yonny Kulendi has called on Ghanaians to stop offering bribes to judges, insisting that the fight against corruption in the judiciary requires the active cooperation of the public.
Justice Kulendi acknowledged that some judicial officers engage in corrupt practices but stressed that such cases should not overshadow the many judges and court officials who continue to serve with honesty and professionalism.
So stop bribing your judges because the judge is not supposed to sell justice to you,” he said.
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