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Political Science lecturer at the Kwame Nkrumah University Technology,
Aminu Dramani wants political leaders in the country to make public
pronouncements of their commitment to accept the verdict of the court
irrespective of the direction of the ruling.
Speaking in an
interview with Radio Gold, the Political Science Lecturer indicated that
as the case gradually draws to an end, it is incumbent on the leaders
to nullify the palpable tension hanging over the nation.
He
emphasized that “whether the temperature will continue to go down even
after the pronouncement of the court will depend particularly on leaders
of the various political parties and commentators on the radio, that’s
the media as a whole…We should go ahead and preach peace to them.”
Whiles
commending Counsels for the Respondents and Petitioners for the mutual
respect they exhibited moments after Philip Addison announced the end of
his cross examination, he however, stressed the need for a
constitutional review.
“As people we make the laws and we can
amend the laws where necessary. So, if indeed, what they are saying is
really something valuable, why do we have to throw it away as a people?
Let’s uphold them and see what we can do to improve the law.” he said.
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