For his part, an executive member of the NDC, Dr Munawar Issahaq, told the students that the Supreme Court is the highest court of Ghana and that its decisions were binding and should be respected.
Source/Credit: Ghana Web
By Daily Graphic | 6 August 2013
The New Patriotic Party (NPP) has absolute confidence and faith in the Supreme Court and would, therefore, accept the final verdict in the 2012 election petition no matter the outcome, the Upper West Regional second vice chairman of the NPP, Mr Hafiz Bin-Salih, has assured.
According to him, the laws of the country are in the bosom of the Supreme Court judges, hence, “it beats me when parties in the case speak as if they have the luxury of an alternative to the decision that the Supreme Court shall arrive at.”
He, therefore, called on the leaders of the NPP and the National Democratic Congress (NDC) to guard against intemperate and vitriolic language and added that the victors in the case must jubilate in moderation so as not to step on the toes of the losers.
Mr Bin Salih was speaking at a sensitisation workshop on the election petition, organised by HELD Ghana, a non–governmental organisation for students of the T. I. Ahmadiyya Senior High School in Wa in the Upper West Region.
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