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Photos: Supreme Court hears Mahama’s application to reopen case

Source: myjoyonline.com  
  15 February 2021 3:16pm
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The Supreme Court on Monday, February 15 heard a new application by the petitioner in the ongoing election petition, seeking to reopen his case.

John Mahama who closed his case on Monday, February 8 after presenting three witnesses for cross-examination, raised objections when lawyers for the Electoral Commission refused to call any witness or induce evidence.

The apex court heard the application by lead counsel for John Mahama, Tsatsu Tsikata today.

Below are photos from the Supreme Court:

Sammy Gyamfi Communications Director of the National Democratic Congress
Miracle Atatsi layer
EC Chairperson Mrs Jean Mensa, (right) chat with her Deputies
Henry Nana Boakye National Youth Organizer for NPP
Professor Naana Opoku Agyemang , running mate of the NDC presidential candidate in 2020 elections
Nii Ayi Bonte , senior lawyer and a member of NPP
Joyce Mogtari Bawa, Spokesperson for former president John Mahama
NPP Director of Elections Evans Nimako
Gabby Okyere Darko, Lawyer and senior member of NPP
Lawyer Akoto Ampaw, Head of the New Patriotic Party legal team
Kweku Asiefie and Mame Sarpong , members of the NPP legal team
Fatimatu Abubakar, member of the NPP legal team
L-R Mr Peter Mac Manu, National Campaign Chairman for NPP and Director of Elections Mr Evans Nimako
Joyce Bawa Mogtari, (left) lawyer and Spokesperson for former president John Mahama and Emefa Hardcaster, member of the NDC legal team
Mr Akoto Ampaw , Head of the the NPP legal team with a member of the legal team
Henry Nana Boakye ,(right) NPP National Youth Organizer interacting with the NDC National Communication Director after supreme Court sitting
Henry Nana Boakye

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