Chairman of Church of Pentecost: Judges must uphold integrity and conscience in justice delivery

The Chairman of the Church of Pentecost, Apostle Dr Eric Nyamekye, has called on judges to prioritize integrity, conscience, and strong moral values in their decisions regarding justice delivery. Speaking at a thanksgiving service marking the 150th anniversary of Ghana’s Supreme Court, Nyamekye emphasized that judges bear a sacred responsibility as their rulings determine the fate of individuals and institutions.

He urged them to allow truth, ethical principles, and a clear conscience to guide every ruling, asserting that the credibility of the justice system hinges on the character of those serving in it. Nyamekye stressed that the future of Ghana’s justice system will be shaped by the quality and moral strength of the judges being produced today, urging them to conduct themselves in ways that leave a lasting, positive legacy.

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