NDC’s Hamza Suhuyini accuses NPP of hypocrisy over Chief Justice’s remarks
Lawyer and National Democratic Congress (NDC) Communication Team member Hamza Suhuyini has accused the New Patriotic Party (NPP) of hypocrisy over its criticism of the Chief Justice’s recent comments on the performance of state institutions.
The National Democratic Congress (NDC) has accused the New Patriotic Party (NPP) of hypocrisy regarding Chief Justice Baffoe-Bonnie's recent comments on the performance of state-owned enterprises. Speaking on JoyNews' AM Show, NDC communication team member Hamza Suhuyini pointed out that the NPP had previously praised the Chief Justice for speaking out against illegal mining but now questions his neutrality due to his critical remarks about the NPP's record in government.
The Chief Justice had praised the performance of various state institutions during a visit to the Minerals Income Investment Fund, noting that the country had made "marvellously well" progress over the past eight years. Suhuyini argued that the NPP was applying different standards to the Chief Justice based on whether his comments supported its political position.
He challenged critics to identify the specific law or ethical principle the Chief Justice had breached and emphasized that the Chief Justice's engagement with state institutions was not improper, as it required the occupant of the position to build relationships and promote cooperation among them.
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