Mahama's Fiery Call to New Appeal Court Justices: Uphold Hope, Restore Public Trust!
President John Dramani Mahama has sworn in 21 new Justices of the Court of Appeal, urging them to uphold integrity, courage, and humility in their service. He emphasized justice as the foundation of Ghana's democracy and linked judicial reform to his broader national "Reset Agenda," aiming to restore public trust and make justice more accessible and transparent.
President John Dramani Mahama has charged 21 newly sworn-in Justices of the Court of Appeal to uphold courage, integrity, and humility as fundamental principles in their service to the nation. The swearing-in ceremony, held at the Jubilee House on Thursday, October 2, marked a significant moment, with the President emphasizing that justice is not a mere privilege but the bedrock of Ghana's democracy and development. Among the appointees were notable figures such as Mr. Justice Daniel Mensah, who also serves as Dormaahene Osagyefo Oseadeeyo Agyeman Badu II, and Mr. Justice Senyo Amedahe, a Koforidua High Court judge, alongside 19 other esteemed legal professionals.
President Mahama underscored that the judiciary's responsibility extends beyond legal interpretation to actively restoring public faith in fairness and accountability. He articulated, “Justice is not a luxury, it is a foundation for all these,” and urged the justices to view their role as