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A Private Citizen Kwabena Ofori has filed a case at the Supreme Court asking that it sets aside a ruling of a Winneba High Court that ordered the reinstatement of Prof. Mawutor Avoke as Vice Chancellor.
He argues that the said ruling was contrary to law and amounts to an error that must be corrected by the Apex Court.
A Winneba High Court on February 2 ordered the reinstatement of Prof Avoke who had for years been battling a decision.
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