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CPPE seeks development finance overhaul to bridge N50trn real sector funding gap • Chelsea sign Argentina’s World Cup star Valentin Barco from Strasbourg • Police rescue Nigerian woman trafficked to Côte d’Ivoire • Wuse residents appeal to Wike over prolonged water shortage • Nigeria condoles Algeria over deadly road crash • Labour Party to opposition groups: Join us, we’re the real coalition • Ogun Executive Council approves major infrastructure projects, chieftaincy upgrades • Transfer: Great signing – John Terry reacts to Chelsea’s new recruit • Barco joins Chelsea rebuild from Strasbourg • There’ll be no abandoned projects under Tinubu – Umahi • ₦365m up for grabs as FG rolls out biggest student research prize • Transfer: Vinicius Jr’s reps release statement amid rumours of Real Madrid exit • Transfer: Arsenal table £86m for Chelsea star, João Pedro • Canada tightens work permit rules for foreign workers • BBNaija unveils Aikou, Flora as ‘the gambit,’ rules them out of N160m prize • Our leaders act like destructive ‘termite kings’ — Bakare • Glasgow 2026: NSC Celebrates Team Nigeria’s Impressive Medal Haul • Southern Kaduna Massacre: ‘We Failed to Protect Them,’ Bishop laments as 27 victims buried • ‘Come out, vote against agents of violence’ – Adeleke urges Osun residents • Ooni welcomes baby girl with Olori Oluwatosin • CPPE seeks development finance overhaul to bridge N50trn real sector funding gap • Chelsea sign Argentina’s World Cup star Valentin Barco from Strasbourg • Police rescue Nigerian woman trafficked to Côte d’Ivoire • Wuse residents appeal to Wike over prolonged water shortage • Nigeria condoles Algeria over deadly road crash • Labour Party to opposition groups: Join us, we’re the real coalition • Ogun Executive Council approves major infrastructure projects, chieftaincy upgrades • Transfer: Great signing – John Terry reacts to Chelsea’s new recruit • Barco joins Chelsea rebuild from Strasbourg • There’ll be no abandoned projects under Tinubu – Umahi • ₦365m up for grabs as FG rolls out biggest student research prize • Transfer: Vinicius Jr’s reps release statement amid rumours of Real Madrid exit • Transfer: Arsenal table £86m for Chelsea star, João Pedro • Canada tightens work permit rules for foreign workers • BBNaija unveils Aikou, Flora as ‘the gambit,’ rules them out of N160m prize • Our leaders act like destructive ‘termite kings’ — Bakare • Glasgow 2026: NSC Celebrates Team Nigeria’s Impressive Medal Haul • Southern Kaduna Massacre: ‘We Failed to Protect Them,’ Bishop laments as 27 victims buried • ‘Come out, vote against agents of violence’ – Adeleke urges Osun residents • Ooni welcomes baby girl with Olori Oluwatosin

August 2, 2026|19:50

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Sedina acquittal: Court of Appeal judgment speaks to tremendous flaws that should pale emotional sentiments — Prof. Gyampo

Modern Ghana about 3 hours 1 mins read

Political scientist Professor Ransford Gyampo has urged Ghanaians to focus on the legal issues surrounding corruption cases rather than allowing emotional sentiments to influence public discussions following the recent decision of the Court of Appeal to acquit and discharge former MASLOC Chief Executive Officer Sedina Tamakloe Attionu.

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