Montie 3: President Mahama must activate article 72
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Christopher Atiisi
10 years ago
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Kwesi Amankwah
10 years ago
Lets get those idiots out
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ibrahim chambas
10 years ago
InshaAllah indiabele, shall come back to radio. Mr président more vim.
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Douglas mensah Junior
10 years ago
Pls free mogabi n co
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Daari-Nabie Raymond
10 years ago
Free the trio for God sake.Let's not suppress freedom of speech. I coondemn their utterances but they ruling is harsh .
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Triumph Davids
10 years ago
I have been thinking of this matter the first day the matter arise. We are now living in a country where people say evil things that can turn this country upside down and they are living freely and the ones that are helping to expose the evil ones are the ones getting punishment. Is this country now control by the opposition? Am now in my 20 and am seeing these evil things. What will I see when I get to my 30? May God Almighty have mercy upon us in this country of ours.
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konnuba
10 years ago
free speech should not be criminalized.
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Iddris Ishmael
10 years ago
I am the name of free speech and a citizen who believe that we must do everything possible to continue to enjoy atleast out freedom of expression, the President must do what we the citizenry is asking
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Charles
10 years ago
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As a citizen of Ghana, i humbly plead with our President to grant the Montie 3 presidential pardon on grounds of fair trial and hearing which was missing in their their trial. Their conviction is travesty of justice and unacceptable. Thank you
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James Dabaga
10 years ago
The judgment delivered by the SC is too severe. I join the many good people of this country signing this petition to call on the president to invoke article 73 of the 1992 constitution to gurantee freedom of speech in this country. The verdict marks a black spot in the white line of our judicial system and therefore be washed away by the powers of the president as vested in the constitution.
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Michael Sumaila Nlasia
10 years ago
For freedom and justice.
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kwame Gyan
10 years ago
NDC leader should do something
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Abubakar Seidu Iddi
10 years ago
As a citizen of Ghana, I will want to humbly appeal to the President to grant the young a Presidential pardon.
I belief by now they have learned their lessons.
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George Smith-Graham
10 years ago
Montie 3 must be freed now. Punish them for the offensive speech but let us not criminalize speech. God bless our homeland GHANA and make our nation great and strong. Long Live GHANA, long live Mountie 3
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Anonymous
10 years ago
This is a disgrace to Ghana democracy.... Free m3
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Bash Osekre Beri
10 years ago
Free Montie 3 now,we are pleading they are not criminals.Posterity will judge us all
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Michael Yigah
10 years ago
I honestly think the NDC is in power but the npp is in control of the judiciary. People have said worse things than what the montie 3 said but they were not jailed. This is not to say what the trio said was okay. Please Mr President step in to at least reduce tbe sentence
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abdallah
10 years ago
law with wisdom and lets all feel equal to the constitution and not to be seen as a biased
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Alexis Anthony Wongyega
10 years ago
let my people go
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Woli Kofi Moses
10 years ago
If this clear "partisan" judgement of the Supreme Court is allowed to stand, it would be a clear affront on the 1992 constitution of Ghana which gives reason and legal backing to free speech and expression.
Signed
Lets get those idiots out
InshaAllah indiabele, shall come back to radio. Mr président more vim.
Pls free mogabi n co
Free the trio for God sake.Let's not suppress freedom of speech. I coondemn their utterances but they ruling is harsh .
I have been thinking of this matter the first day the matter arise. We are now living in a country where people say evil things that can turn this country upside down and they are living freely and the ones that are helping to expose the evil ones are the ones getting punishment. Is this country now control by the opposition? Am now in my 20 and am seeing these evil things. What will I see when I get to my 30? May God Almighty have mercy upon us in this country of ours.
free speech should not be criminalized.
I am the name of free speech and a citizen who believe that we must do everything possible to continue to enjoy atleast out freedom of expression, the President must do what we the citizenry is asking
As a citizen of Ghana, i humbly plead with our President to grant the Montie 3 presidential pardon on grounds of fair trial and hearing which was missing in their their trial. Their conviction is travesty of justice and unacceptable. Thank you
The judgment delivered by the SC is too severe. I join the many good people of this country signing this petition to call on the president to invoke article 73 of the 1992 constitution to gurantee freedom of speech in this country. The verdict marks a black spot in the white line of our judicial system and therefore be washed away by the powers of the president as vested in the constitution.
For freedom and justice.
NDC leader should do something
As a citizen of Ghana, I will want to humbly appeal to the President to grant the young a Presidential pardon. I belief by now they have learned their lessons.
Montie 3 must be freed now. Punish them for the offensive speech but let us not criminalize speech. God bless our homeland GHANA and make our nation great and strong. Long Live GHANA, long live Mountie 3
This is a disgrace to Ghana democracy.... Free m3
Free Montie 3 now,we are pleading they are not criminals.Posterity will judge us all
I honestly think the NDC is in power but the npp is in control of the judiciary. People have said worse things than what the montie 3 said but they were not jailed. This is not to say what the trio said was okay. Please Mr President step in to at least reduce tbe sentence
law with wisdom and lets all feel equal to the constitution and not to be seen as a biased
let my people go
If this clear "partisan" judgement of the Supreme Court is allowed to stand, it would be a clear affront on the 1992 constitution of Ghana which gives reason and legal backing to free speech and expression.