The President of Ghana, according to Nana Yaa Jantuah, a former General Secretary of the Convention Peoples Party (CPP), is problematic.
The president, she claims, is continually trying to make things simple.
The President’s letter to the Clerk of Parliament cautioning that the measure should not be forwarded to his office and his refusal to accede to the anti-gay bill precede her statement.
“The President is just troublesome, he is troublesome,” she declared during her speech on TV3 in Accra. Also, he desires to produce…Look, he complicates things that should be easy. I will inform him if no one else does. It is his own people who are defending him, not us telling him he is mistaken.
What he did was totally wrong and what Right Honourable Bagbin is saying is true. What is this? How can you write such a letter to Parliament? There are three arms of government. They are supposed to be independent of each other but they work together as a team. Write do you write that letter?
As the constitution puts it, you just have to write a few lines when you receive the bill and say because it is in court you want to know the verdict before you assent to it. The President knows Bagbin too won’t be quiet, he will reply him. The President knows the letter won’t go free. It hurts me that people who are not part have been affected. The President knows that he should not have written that letter. This show of mettle and power is not the right thing to do,” she said.
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