TRENDING
Gov. Fubara Assures Of Project Delivery In Rivers • Troops clash with fleeing bandits, neutralise several in Zamfara • Former Minister rejects Abia APC primary loss, vows to petition national leadership • Unity Cup: Zimbabwe Midfielder Munetsi Eager To Face Super Eagles • Deputy speaker, 15 other Niger Assembly lawmakers fail to secure APC return tickets • Hantavirus isn’t very contagious, but it can spread from human to human • اللجنة الدولية للصليب الأحمر بالسودان: عدد المفقودين منذ بدء الحرب وصل إلى 8000. • Kebbi ADC affirms Isiaka Guaru as Dandi assembly candidate • Benue ADC crisis: No primary election held in Apa/Agatu — Okwu • Financial Times Recognition: Heirs Holdings Scaling Global Validation of African Corporate Excellence • NAFDAC burns fake drugs, banned alcohol worth N1.8bn in Abuja • Anambra makes a U-turn, approves Imo-Awka festival • Serikali yaeleza mkakati kudhibiti upandaji holela bei za bidhaa • Nigerian youths must lead change through technology — Agboke • BREAKING: Assembly speaker, Danladi- Salihu, is Kwara APC candidate • Right to strike: Labour hails ICJ ruling as a triumph for freedom, justice • Ogun: Avalon Industrial Estate shut down over illegal waste disposal • NSCDC arrests five suspected motorcycle thieves in Gombe • Supreme Court voids appeal court judgment on Ekiti SDP guber primary election • Ogun to clamp down on infrastructure vandals amid renewed electricity drive • Gov. Fubara Assures Of Project Delivery In Rivers • Troops clash with fleeing bandits, neutralise several in Zamfara • Former Minister rejects Abia APC primary loss, vows to petition national leadership • Unity Cup: Zimbabwe Midfielder Munetsi Eager To Face Super Eagles • Deputy speaker, 15 other Niger Assembly lawmakers fail to secure APC return tickets • Hantavirus isn’t very contagious, but it can spread from human to human • اللجنة الدولية للصليب الأحمر بالسودان: عدد المفقودين منذ بدء الحرب وصل إلى 8000. • Kebbi ADC affirms Isiaka Guaru as Dandi assembly candidate • Benue ADC crisis: No primary election held in Apa/Agatu — Okwu • Financial Times Recognition: Heirs Holdings Scaling Global Validation of African Corporate Excellence • NAFDAC burns fake drugs, banned alcohol worth N1.8bn in Abuja • Anambra makes a U-turn, approves Imo-Awka festival • Serikali yaeleza mkakati kudhibiti upandaji holela bei za bidhaa • Nigerian youths must lead change through technology — Agboke • BREAKING: Assembly speaker, Danladi- Salihu, is Kwara APC candidate • Right to strike: Labour hails ICJ ruling as a triumph for freedom, justice • Ogun: Avalon Industrial Estate shut down over illegal waste disposal • NSCDC arrests five suspected motorcycle thieves in Gombe • Supreme Court voids appeal court judgment on Ekiti SDP guber primary election • Ogun to clamp down on infrastructure vandals amid renewed electricity drive
OneClick Africa Logo
Court Gives Wontumi Until May 28 to Present Final Witnesses in Illegal Mining Trial
Back to Home
Legal System

Court Gives Wontumi Until May 28 to Present Final Witnesses in Illegal Mining Trial

Modern Ghana about 2 hours 1 mins read
The High Court has given lawyers for the Ashanti Regional Chairman of the New Patriotic Party (NPP), Bernard Antwi Boasiako, popularly known as Chairman Wontumi, up to May 28 to file any additional witnesses in his ongoing illegal mining trial.

This article was sourced from an external publication.

Share this article

Comments (0)

Want to join the discussion?

Sign in to post comments and engage with the community.

Be the first to comment!

Judiciary

View All
OneClick Africa Logo

Africa's premier digital hub for impactful news, entertainment, and business insights.

© 2026 OneClick Africa. All rights reserved.

HomeAboutPrivacy PolicyContact