Sentences with phrase «based ako»

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The president could openly use this as basis to tell Ghanaians that he is someone who respects the rule of law...» The Supreme Court last week sentenced two radio panelists, Alistair Tairo Nelson and Godwin Ako Gunn, and a radio show hosts, Salifu Maase, aka Mugabe, to four month in prison and a fine of GHC10, 000 each for criminal contempt.

Three persons, Alistair Nelson, Godwin Ako Gunn, and Salifu Maase, aka «Mugabe», were cited for contempt by the Supreme Court for lowering the authority of the bench when they threatened to kill justices of the court during a discussion on political talk show Pampaso, hosted by Mugabe on Accra - based Montie FM.

The Bureau of National Investigations (BNI) has detained Alistair Nelson and Godwin Ako Gunn, who were, giving their submissions on Accra based radio station, Montie FM, on June 29, 2016, allegedly threatened to unleash mayhem on Supreme Court and High Court judges in the country — claiming that they know their residence.

Two radio panelists, Alistair Nelson and Godwin Ako Gunn and show host, Salifu Maase of an Accra - based radio station, Montie FM were sentenced to four months imprisonment by the Supreme Court on July 27, 2016, for threatening to kill judges of the Court.

The Bureau of National Investigation [BNI] on 3rd July 2016 questioned two [2] radio communicators, namely Alistair Tairo Nelson, forty - one [41] and Godwin Ako Gunn, thirty - nine [39] on comments they aired on MONTIE FM, an Accra - based radio station, attacking Justices of the Supreme Court.

A petition book to solicit one million signatures in support of freeing Alistair Nelson, Godwin Ako Gunn, and Salifu Maase, aka Mugabe, who have been cited for contempt by the Supreme Court for scandalising and bringing the name of the bench into disrepute when they threatened to kill justices of the court during a discussion on political talk show Pampaso, hosted by «Mugabe» on Accra - based Montie FM, was opened at Radio Gold in Accra.

The incumbent National Democratic Congress (NDC), has condemned the four - month jail - term given to the host of the «Pampaso» show on Accra - based Montie FM, Salifu Maase, alias Mugabe, and the two panelists, Alistair Nelson and Godwin Ako Gunn, after they were found guilty of contempt.

Ako Kambon, the president of the Visionary Leaders Institute, a Columbus - based education foundation that is sponsoring Ball's visit to several of the city's schools, offers the teachers a hint of things to come when he warns, «This is not your typical workshop.»