Professor Kwaku Asare, also known as Prof Prempeh, has advised the Supreme Court to dismiss the legal actions concerning a potential third term bid for the presidency. He argues that there is no valid legal matter for the court to decide.
Prempeh believes the current lawsuits lack the necessary legal grounds for adjudication. He stated that the court should not entertain these cases. His view is that the suits should be thrown out without further review.
The specific details of the suits were not elaborated in the statement. However, the call for dismissal suggests Prempeh views them as frivolous or improperly filed.
His position indicates a strong opinion on the judicial process and the role of the courts in such matters. The Supreme Court has not yet issued a statement on Prempeh's submission.
This development comes amid ongoing political discussions about presidential term limits in Ghana. The constitutionality of extending presidential terms is a sensitive issue.
Legal scholars often provide expert opinions on constitutional matters. Prempeh's statement offers a perspective from within the legal fraternity.
The outcome of any such legal challenge would have significant implications for Ghana's political landscape. It could set precedents for future presidential terms.
Further details regarding the cases filed and the court's eventual decision are awaited.