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Your objection to vetting of Supreme Court nominees flimsy, hollow and baseless — Ahiafor tells Minority
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Your objection to vetting of Supreme Court nominees flimsy, hollow and baseless — Ahiafor tells Minority

Modern Ghana about 2 hours 1 mins read
Chairman of Parliament rsquo;s Appointments Committee, Bernard Ahiafor, has rejected the Minority rsquo;s objection to the vetting of three Supreme Court nominees, describing the grounds raised as ldquo;flimsy rdquo;, ldquo;hollow rdquo; and ldquo;baseless rdquo;.

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