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Amupitan warns ADC against convention without INEC

Legal scholar and INEC chairman, Professor Joash Amupitan, has warned the African Democratic Congress against going ahead with any national convention that is not monitored by the electoral commission. He said such a move would have serious legal consequences and could invalidate decisions taken at the gathering. His warning follows the commission’s recent decision to suspend recognition of all factions of the ADC’s national leadership, pending the outcome of court cases over the party’s chairmanship and National Working Committee. INEC had earlier announced that it would not monitor any meeting, congress or convention convened on behalf of the ADC until the Federal High Court in Abuja delivers its judgment. Amupitan explained that the Electoral Act requires INEC to monitor party congresses and conventions that elect or remove national officers, approve constitutions or amend party rules. Holding such events without INEC’s […]

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GCTU Warns Legal Action Over Smear Campaign

The Ghana Communication Technology University (GCTU) has firmly denounced what it characterizes as a deliberate and coordinated campaign aimed at tarnishing its image, particularly across social media and online platforms. In a strongly worded statement, the university asserted that a series of unverified allegations have surfaced, targeting senior officials, faculty, and administrative processes—allegations the institution attributes to disgruntled individuals, including former staff members with personal grievances. “These publications are self-serving and parochial in nature,” the university declared, suggesting that the individuals behind these accusations are not merely critics, but actors seeking to sabotage the university’s reputation and internal cohesion. GCTU indicated that while it is indeed reviewing certain reported cases—particularly those concerning academic misconduct—it emphasized that these internal investigations are being handled according to the university’s disciplinary code, under the principle of due process. The university strongly opposed the public […]

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