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Today, Joy FM’s Ghana Connect programme discussed Supreme Court’s verdict on the New Patriotic Party Petition, for which electoral reforms were recommended.
Discussants included Samson Lardy Ayenini, Nana Kwesi Awuah and Abraham Amaliba.
Many Ghanaians waited with bated breath for the verdict of a nine-member Supreme Court panel on an historic election petition challenging the outcome of the 2012 presidential election.
Listen to the panelists on Ghana Connect
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