Petition Against Justice Kulendi: No Case Found

Petition against Justice Kulendi: No case found

Government spokesperson Felix Ofosu Kwakye has clarified the steps taken by the Presidency regarding a petition filed against Justice Yonny Kulendi. He explained that after receiving the petition, John Dramani Mahama forwarded it to the Chief Justice in line with Article 146 of the Constitution. This step was to allow the Chief Justice to assess whether the petition raised a prima facie case. Following the review, the Chief Justice informed the …

Removal Petition Against Justice Kulendi Thrown Out

The petition seeking the removal of Supreme Court Justice Yonny Kulendi has failed to meet the constitutional threshold required to trigger impeachment proceedings, following a determination by the Chief Justice that the allegations disclosed no prima facie case. The development was confirmed by Hon. Felix Kwakye Ofosu, Presidential Spokesperson and Minister of State in Charge of Government Communications. Addressing the matter, Hon. Kwakye Ofos…

Petition against Supreme Court Justice Yonny Kulendi dismissed

By: Ashiadey Dotse A petition against Supreme Court Justice Yonny Kulendi will not proceed after the Chief Justice advised that it does not establish a prima facie case. The President has communicated this finding to the petitioner.‎‎In a statement shared on Tuesday, December 16, 2025, the Minister of State in Charge of Government Communications, Felix Kwakye Ofosu, said the President acted in line with Article 146 of the Constitution by forward…

Why petition to remove Justice Kulendi was dismissed – Kwakye Ofosu explains

Government Spokesperson Felix Kwakye Ofosu has clarified the status of a petition seeking the removal of Supreme Court Justice Emmanuel Yonny Kulendi, providing details on the steps taken following the submission of the complaint. “In the matter of a petition brought against Justice Yonny Kulendi, the following facts suffice. The President forwarded the petition to the Chief Justice to determine whether or not there was a prima facie case in acc…