Minority Slams Mahama’s Suspension of Chief Justice as Threat to Democracy and Stability
Minority Voices Alarm Over Mahama’s Controversial Actions, Urging Swift Response to Safeguard Democracy
- The Minority condemns the suspension of the Chief Justice
- The group decries the terminations of public sector workers,
- The Minority urges citizens to unite and take action to defend the nation’s democratic values and stability
The Minority has raised serious alarm over what it describes as a “flagrant violation of legal processes” and “judicial intimidation” following the suspension of the Chief Justice and the dismissal of various public servants.
According to the group, these actions are causing turmoil and undermining the nation’s democratic values. They argue that the disregard for legal protocols and the escalating trend of judicial intimidation are direct threats to the nation’s democratic progress and rule of law.
The Minority also condemned the mass firing of public sector employees, labeling it both economically unjust and socially destabilizing.
The group emphasized that such decisions negatively impact the youth and should not be tolerated.
They firmly stated that dismissals based on perceived political affiliations have no place in a democratic society.
Calling for immediate civic action, the Minority urged citizens to unite and take a stand, declaring, “Now is the time to rise, not as spectators, but as defenders of the Republic.”
