Montie 3: President Mahama must activate article 72
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Kobby DeMarcs
10 years ago
The calculated injustice must not be allowed to triumph. We have come a long way in our struggle for freedom & responsible communication and must not be destroyed through emotions.
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Jakper Nanang
10 years ago
President have to pardon them.
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Mike
10 years ago
Unfair judgement must be reversed
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Frederick Dampare
10 years ago
Free Montie 3 Mr president free them pls
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Saeed Ahmed
10 years ago
I pledge my support and sign in favour of this petition
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Rose Annobil
10 years ago
Free Montie3
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Tettey Odoi Awoteye
10 years ago
Mr President,please I coke Article 72 now
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MUBARAK ALI
10 years ago
I feel there's a selective of Justice been delivered in this case If others can say worser things and go Scot free then why these ones gets jailed . The president don't have to make our judicial undermine his powers with the saying that not even the president can do anything about the judges forgetting the president is their appointing authority . Thank you
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Hanan-Confidence
10 years ago
The sentence was too harsh! The president ought to remit some of them.
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Kwame Siaw Boakye
10 years ago
if the verdict is politically motivated the , it should be politically overturned
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TETTEH ZACHARIAH
10 years ago
Free Montie 3
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Eddie blay
10 years ago
I don't know what to say all I'm saying is the punishment was too harsh on the guys so please we are asking for their release now
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kamal fahmi
10 years ago
Free montie panelist
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الغاز عبد الرحمن
10 years ago
The President should act now.......
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Geoffrey Kwashitse
10 years ago
Free them now
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Judith Believe Dzakpasu
10 years ago
The judgement was unfair. They weren't to be put in to prison just like that. President Mahama! Kindly use your office to free these guys because they meant no harm in what they said. Please use article 72 of the constitution to set them free.
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Akorfa
10 years ago
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The president shd evoke his powers.
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Kale Cezar
10 years ago
The sentence slapped on the Montie FM trio ( panelists and host) is very harsh and a setback to our FREEDOM OF EXPRESSION, especially in our quest to protect civil liberty in this country
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Richard Boham
10 years ago
I think the president must exercise this power the constitution has given him. What he should understand is that whether he likes it or not these Y3nka m's3m people will not say anything good about him and the NDC, and so he should do it and please the larger populace than please the minority.
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Mohammed Adams
10 years ago
President Mahama should as a matter of urgency apply article 72 of 1992 to grant them Presidential pardon. We are waiting
The calculated injustice must not be allowed to triumph. We have come a long way in our struggle for freedom & responsible communication and must not be destroyed through emotions.
President have to pardon them.
Unfair judgement must be reversed
Free Montie 3 Mr president free them pls
I pledge my support and sign in favour of this petition
Free Montie3
Mr President,please I coke Article 72 now
I feel there's a selective of Justice been delivered in this case If others can say worser things and go Scot free then why these ones gets jailed . The president don't have to make our judicial undermine his powers with the saying that not even the president can do anything about the judges forgetting the president is their appointing authority . Thank you
The sentence was too harsh! The president ought to remit some of them.
if the verdict is politically motivated the , it should be politically overturned
Free Montie 3
I don't know what to say all I'm saying is the punishment was too harsh on the guys so please we are asking for their release now
Free montie panelist
The President should act now.......
Free them now
The judgement was unfair. They weren't to be put in to prison just like that. President Mahama! Kindly use your office to free these guys because they meant no harm in what they said. Please use article 72 of the constitution to set them free.
Comments The president shd evoke his powers.
The sentence slapped on the Montie FM trio ( panelists and host) is very harsh and a setback to our FREEDOM OF EXPRESSION, especially in our quest to protect civil liberty in this country
I think the president must exercise this power the constitution has given him. What he should understand is that whether he likes it or not these Y3nka m's3m people will not say anything good about him and the NDC, and so he should do it and please the larger populace than please the minority.
President Mahama should as a matter of urgency apply article 72 of 1992 to grant them Presidential pardon. We are waiting