Showing posts with label Court. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Court. Show all posts

Saturday, 26 December 2015

Wisa"s Penis Stunt Gets Him Trouble




Wisa Greid’s rise and fall can be summarized in his performance on the D2R2015 platform. Nobody can tell why the Ekikimi hit singer decided to show his penis on stage. But now it appears there is more trouble for the young artiste.


His statement issued to apologise for his unwarranted acts has done very little to assuage the hurt feelings of millions of people who love Ghana Music.


The Musicians Union of Ghana (MUSIGA) has served a notice of an intention to institute a disciplinary proceeding against musician, Wisa for exposing his penis on stage.


In a release signed by Edward Nana Poku Osei (Da Hammer), National Director of Hiplife and Hip Hop, the union expressed its utmost disappointment in the ‘Ekiki Me’ hitmaker describing his act as “terrible”.


The office, however, apologised to the public and organisers of the event for the unfortunate incident.


The Ghana police Service on Saturday invited Wisa Greid for questioning. ASP Efia Tenge, Greater Accra Regional PRO for the Ghana police service says Wisa Greid will be prosecuted. She said Wisa’s penis stunt amounts to gross indecency and one of an immoral act.


The police has invited him to explain why he did that and after enough information has been gathered, the police will prepare a docket on the matter.


Sounding obviously upset over the situation, she warned that there is no way the Police will sit down for persons to misbehave to that extent where they show their penis on stage.


But is Wisa Greid the only artiste to strip himself or herself naked on stage? No. Earlier this year during the Tigo Unplugged concert, Akoo Nana brought on stage a number of girls who bare it all showing their breasts to the crowd.


Efia Tenge says that breast incident didn’t come to their attention however Wisa’s penis incident has been brought to their attention.


Wisa Greid’s statement has been taken. He will be granted bail but his woes will be far from over. Efia Tenge says when courts resume on the fourth of January, the court will start digging into why Wisa Greid showed his penis on stage.


Do you think the Ghana Police is being fair to Wisa Greid?

Has Wisa Greid’s penis stunt blighted Ghana music?




Wisa"s Penis Stunt Gets Him Trouble

Tuesday, 22 December 2015

Dogbatse cleared to lead Volta RFA

Mr. Francis Dogbatse is set to take office as the Chairman of the Volta Region Football Association, following the decision of Mr Kennedy Gbloekpor of Robert FC of Sokpe, to discontinued the suit he filed at the High Court, Accra against the GFA and the Volta Region RFA Chairman elect.


The Plaintiff, Mr Kennedy Gbloekpor on December 14, 2015 filed at the Registry of the High Court a Notice of Discontinuance to end the case.


Mr Gbloekpor, informed the court that “please take notice that the Plaintiff has on this day discontinue this action wholly.


Thus, with the case Kennedy Gbloekpor vrs GFA and Francis Dogbatse now discontinued.


THis development has now paved way for the Volta Region FA Chairman to take office and assumed duties on the Executive Commitee of the Ghana Football Association (GFA).


The GFA President, Kwasi Nyantakyi, is expected to swear him for a four year term.


The GFA was barred from swearing Dogbatse into office after the regional elections until the case is heard and determined.




Dogbatse cleared to lead Volta RFA

Abu Ramadan Goes to Court Over Voters Register

Former National Youth Organizer of the People’s National Convention (PNC) Abu Ramadan, has filed a suit at the Supreme Court demanding that the 2012 voters’ register be declared null and void.

Abu Ramadan argues that the Supreme Court’s ruling that the National Health Insurance Card was an illegal form of identification for voters strengtheners his suit.

The Supreme Court a year ago ruled that the NHIS Card does not qualify anyone to be registered as a voter.

Ramadan’s suit comes at a time when debate for the compilation of a new register has deepened after the opposition New Patriotic Party (NPP), petitioned the Electoral Commission to replace the current register.

The party argues that the current register is not credible because it is bloated with names of foreigners and minors, an allegation the incumbent NDC has denied.

The Electoral Commission has since set up a five-member committee which collated the views of all parties and stakeholders at a recent public forum.

The committee is yet to come out with its recommendation which will be implemented by the EC.

The PNC’s Abu Ramadan is seeking the following reliefs.

Reliefs

1.A declaration that upon a true and proper interpretation of Article 45(a) of the Constitution of the Republic of Ghana, 1992 (hereinafter, the “Constitution”) the mandate of the Electoral Commission of Ghana to compile the register of voters implies a duty to compile, fair and transparent register.

2. A declaration that the 2012 Voters Register which contains the names of persons who have not established qualification to be registered is inconsistent with Article 42 and 45 (a) and therefore unconstitutional, null, void and of no effect.

3. An order setting aside the 2012 Voters Register and compelling the Electoral Commission to compile fresh Voters Register before any new public election or referendum is conducted in this country.




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Abu Ramadan Goes to Court Over Voters Register