April 24, 2025
Amidst the escalating controversy surrounding the potential removal of the Chief Justice of the Republic of Ghana, Her Ladyship Justice Gertrude Esaaba Araba Torkornoo, the Ghana Bar Association (GBA) issued a significant press statement on April 24, 2025.
The statement, signed by the President of the Association, Mrs. Efua Ghartey and the Association’s Secretary, Mr. Kwaku Gyau Baffour, reaffirmed the Association’s close monitoring of the process, which had, by March 27, 2025, seen three formal petitions submitted and two Supreme Court cases filed challenging the ongoing procedure.
They also noted the suspension of the Chief Justice, Article 146(10) of the Constitution, at a time when the matter is pending before the Apex Court.
They therefore expressed their hope and belief that, guided by the spirit of the 1992 Constitution, the stakeholders involved in the processes will proceed in a manner that upholds the rule of law with due regard for constitutional requirements.
The Association further urged those involved to consider Article 296 on the exercise of discretion, reminding them of the importance of safeguarding the independence and image of the Judiciary through their decisions.
The GBA concluded by pledging its continued commitment to defend justice, uphold the Constitution, and serve as the conscience of society and the voice of the voiceless.
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