What the chronology establishes, what the MP alleges, and what the law still requires The controversy has become unnecessarily noisy because several distinct questions have been compressed into one dramatic allegation: “kidnapping.” A cleaner legal analysis starts with chronology, separates fact from allegation, and asks what legal consequence follows from […]
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The Rule of Law and Parliamentary Privilege, Revisiting Speaker Bagbin’s Directive on Arresting MP’s
By Daniel Nii Okine The recent attempt by the Economic and Organized Crime Office (EOCO) to bring the Member of Parliament for Manhyia South, Nana Agyei Baffour Awuah, in for questioning has sparked a debate on the procedures for arresting or inviting an MP. This incident brings to mind the […]
ARRESTING AN MP: IMMUNITY, IMPUNITY OR A CONSTITUTIONAL SHIELD FOR PARLIAMENT?
By Samson Lardy : Pray – THE LAW 101 The attempted arrest of the MP for Manhyia South, Nana Agyei Baffour Awuah, at the Accra High Court today, 23 September 2026, has revived an old but important constitutional question: when, how and in what circumstances may a Member of Parliament […]
The Phantom Stools: Unmasking the Architects of Decay in Our Diaspora
Sankofaonline News Desk …….Our earlier editorial invoked the immortal wisdom of Nana Otumfuo: no one brought a stool from Ghana. Yet these desperate power‑hungry pretenders are now conjuring the most laughable, flimsy, hallucinatory excuses to justify their………. What we unleashed with our first exposé was not a ripple , it […]






























