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Kennedy Agyapong withdraws support for Kintampo North Astro Turf project over perceived party disloyalty

Hon. Kennedy Agyapong, Member of Parliament for Assin Central, has issued a stern warning to the residents of Kintampo North constituency, threatening to withdraw his support for the government’s planned Astro Turf project in the area. Agyapong’s decision comes after he accused the people of Kintampo North of treating his party, the New Patriotic Party (NPP), unfairly. The outspoken MP feels…

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I don't fear going to jail at all — NDC MP James Gyakye Quayson speaks

The Member of Parliament for Assin North Constituency, James Gyakye Quayson, has boldly stated that he’s not afraid to go to prison. He accused the government led by President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo of interfering in his daily trial. Prior to the by-election in Assin North on Tuesday, June 27, 2023, President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo called on residents of Assin North to reject Gyakye…

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James Quayson Trial: Stop Wasting State Money On Hate Prosecution.

James Quayson Trial: Stop Wasting State Money On Hate Prosecution. James Quayson Trial: Joyce Bawa Mogtari, the Special Aide to former President, has called on the government to cease wasting taxpayers’ money on the prosecution of Assin North MP, James Gyakye Quayson. Joyce Bawah Mogtari Bawa Mogtari expressed her view that the Attorney-General and Minister for Justice’s prosecution of Mr.…

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Kumawood actor Gyakye Quayson will win the Assin North seat even if he is in jail.

Michael Afrane, a Kumawood actor and member of the opposition National Democratic Congress (NDC), said that James Gyakye Quayson will keep the New Patriotic Party (NPP) seat for Assin North no matter what the NPP does. He said that even if he is arrested and in jail before the by-election on June 27, 2023, he is sure that a large number of people will vote for him. The former MP for Assin North…

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Supreme Court Set Judgment Day For Assin North MP

Supreme Court Set Judgment Day For Assin North MP

The Supreme Court has set April 13, 2022 to rule on the injunction application filed by private citizen, Michael Ankomah Nimfah to stop the embattled Member of Parliament (MP) for Assin North, James Gyakye Quayson from performing his parliamentary duties. Michael Ankomah Nimfah on January 27, 2022 filed an application seeking for an interlocutory injunction against the lawmaker to prevent him…

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SC orders substituted service on Assin North MP published in media

SC orders substituted service on Assin North MP published in media

The Supreme Court (SC) yesterday granted an ex-parte application for substituted service on the Assin North Constituency Member of Parliament (MP), James Gyakye Quayson, through the media. The seven-member panel of judges presided over by Justice Jones Dotse ordered that the application be published in the print media. The substituted service would be deemed valid after seven days of the…

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Gyakye Quayson's attorneys write to the Supreme Court, saying, "You Lack Jurisdiction In Assin North 2020 Parliamentary Elections."

Gyakye Quayson’s attorneys write to the Supreme Court, saying, “You Lack Jurisdiction In Assin North 2020 Parliamentary Elections.”

Following the Supreme Court’s decision on Tuesday, attorneys for James Gyakye Quayson, the troubled Assin North Member of Parliament, filed a supplement to their statement of the case yesterday, Wednesday, July 13, 2022. The Supreme Court had granted the Assin North MP 14 days to file a supplement to his statement of the case; nevertheless, the MP filed the following day and requested in writing…

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Assin North case: Court dismisses MP’s motion to strike out 3 charges

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John Dramani Mahama reacts to Supreme Court judgement on Assin North MP

John Dramani Mahama reacts to Supreme Court judgement on Assin North MP

John Dramani Mahama reacts to Supreme Court judgement on Assin North MP A Cape Coast High Court in July, 2021 nullified the election of Mr Quayson after it found he owed allegiance to Canada at the time of filing his nomination forms to contest the polls. Michael Ankomah Nimfah, a resident of the constituency who filed this election petition in January, 2022, initiated another action at the…

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Supreme Court Restrains Gyakye Quayson From Representing Assin North In Parliament

The Supreme Court has restrained the Member of Parliament for Assin North, James Gyekye Quayson, from carrying himself out as the MP for the area. This was after the court granted an application for interlocutory injunction filed by Michael Ankomah-Nimfah to restrain the MP who had been found by a Cape Coast High Court to have dual citizenship contrary to constitutional provisions. The Apex…

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Gyakye Quayson reports AG to the General Legal Council for misconduct

The Member of Parliament (MP) for Assin North Constituency, James Gyakye Quayson, has lodged a formal complaint to the Ghana Legal Council (GLC) against the Attorney General, Godfred Dame. He urged the legal council to initiate disciplinary measures against Dame over allegations of professional misconduct in the context of his ongoing criminal trial in the High Court. James Gyakye Quayson in a…

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*Mustapha Abubakar writes…* I realised that the Npp had planned something nasty yesterday in Parliament with their ‘Azugu boys’ all over the house. They wanted our Minority side to misbehave and hell will break loose in the house with these goons. Only God helped our MPs yesterday by walking out. This E levy bill was a Do and Die matter for Nana Addo and they were prepared for anything nasty to get it through. Ghanaians must know that our Minority side fought this bill tooth and nail for several months risking their lives. *If anyone was compromised, there would not be an attempt by the Npp Govt to invite some of our Tamale MPs to the commissioning of the Tamale Flyover yesterday. Our MPs saw the trap and refused to go to Tamale. *Again, If our side were compromised the Npp wouldn’t have risked to bring the sick MP in an ambulance to vote. You may say he wasnt in the ambulance but no one can tell. *If our people had been compromised, the npp wouldn’t be in court to try and get our Assin north MP out of the house so they can pass the E levy. Let’s look at the several traps set against our Minority MPs and how they fought their way through. *If our MPs had been compromised they would have gotten one of our MPs who is very sick to be outside the country for treatment but then the MP had to risk his life to stay in the country all bcos of E levy. *If our side was compromised the Npp would not be spending money holding town hall meetings just to get the E levy passed. They lobbied some Chiefs, pastors, CSO’s and media houses to push the E levy. *Bcos of E levy some MPs fought in the house and had prepared to once again lay down their lives to save the poor tax payer. So lets not crucify our MPs but rather praise them for standing up against these tyrants and nation wreckers. Now the big test is at the Supreme Court. Let’s see how they depart from their earlier rulings. Its a daunting task but let our narrative be channelled to the courts and ask for nothing but fairness since we implemented their own directives. We came to them with clean hands and we demand equity. Let’s mount pressure on them and let those who brought this E levy bill pay and suffer the consequences. Our Minority MPs deserve a big SALUTE.

*Mustapha Abubakar writes…* I realised that the Npp had planned something nasty yesterday in Parliament with their ‘Azugu boys’ all over the house. They wanted our Minority side to misbehave and hell will break loose in the house with these goons. Only God helped our MPs yesterday by walking out. This E levy bill was a Do and Die matter for Nana Addo and they were prepared for anything nasty to get it through. Ghanaians must know that our Minority side fought this bill tooth and nail for several months risking their lives. *If anyone was compromised, there would not be an attempt by the Npp Govt to invite some of our Tamale MPs to the commissioning of the Tamale Flyover yesterday. Our MPs saw the trap and refused to go to Tamale. *Again, If our side were compromised the Npp wouldn’t have risked to bring the sick MP in an ambulance to vote. You may say he wasnt in the ambulance but no one can tell. *If our people had been compromised, the npp wouldn’t be in court to try and get our Assin north MP out of the house so they can pass the E levy. Let’s look at the several traps set against our Minority MPs and how they fought their way through. *If our MPs had been compromised they would have gotten one of our MPs who is very sick to be outside the country for treatment but then the MP had to risk his life to stay in the country all bcos of E levy. *If our side was compromised the Npp would not be spending money holding town hall meetings just to get the E levy passed. They lobbied some Chiefs, pastors, CSO’s and media houses to push the E levy. *Bcos of E levy some MPs fought in the house and had prepared to once again lay down their lives to save the poor tax payer. So lets not crucify our MPs but rather praise them for standing up against these tyrants and nation wreckers. Now the big test is at the Supreme Court. Let’s see how they depart from their earlier rulings. Its a daunting task but let our narrative be channelled to the courts and ask for nothing but fairness since we implemented their own directives. We came to them with clean hands and we demand equity. Let’s mount pressure on them and let those who brought this E levy bill pay and suffer the consequences. Our Minority MPs deserve a big SALUTE.

*Mustapha Abubakar writes…* I realised that the Npp had planned something nasty yesterday in Parliament with their ‘Azugu boys’ all over the house. They wanted our Minority side to misbehave and hell will break loose in the house with these goons. Only God helped our MPs yesterday by walking out. This E levy bill was a Do and Die matter for Nana Addo and they were prepared for anything nasty to…

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Court Issues Criminal Summon Against Assin North MP

Court Issues Criminal Summon Against Assin North MP

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‘Attempts to serve Assin North MP with injunction motion unsuccessful’

‘Attempts to serve Assin North MP with injunction motion unsuccessful’

The Registrar of the Supreme Court (SC) yesterday told the court that two attempts to serve the Member of Parliament (MP) for Assin North Constituency, Mr James Gyakye Quayson, with an injunction motion has proved futile. Mr Richard Takyi-Mensah, the applicant, a teacher and resident of Yamoransa in the Central Region, filed the motion at the SC to stop Mr Quayson from holding himself as MP. It…

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Today’s front pages: Wednesday, March 23, 2022

Newspaper Headline: Confronting economic challenges: Difficult decisions ahead – President hints; Council of State slashes allowances by 20%

Confronting economic challenges: Difficult decisions ahead – President hints; Council of State slashes allowances by 20%OSP unveils corruption league table The Finder Multiple factors crushing the cedi; can $2bn injection slow the pace when US Fed is hiking rates?14 burnt to death in accident on Takoradi-Cape Coast highway The Daily Statesman Big blow for Assin North MP; Appeals Court upholds…

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Supreme Court sets April 5, to rule on Assin North MP’s application

Supreme Court sets April 5, to rule on Assin North MP’s application

The Supreme Court has set April 5, to deliver its ruling on an application filed by Assin North MP James Gyakye Quayson. This is an application urging the Apex court to set aside its March 8, ruling that ordered the legislator to file his defense in a case seeking to stop him from performing parliamentary duties. The Court on March 8 noted that the case against the MP has been sufficiently…