Convention People’s Party Distances Itself from Supreme Court Writ
The Convention People’s Party (CPP) has issued a statement disclaiming any involvement in a writ filed at the Supreme Court on February 24, 2025. The writ, which lists the CPP as the 1st plaintiff, was filed by Democracy Hub against the Attorney General.
According to the CPP, they did not authorize the use of their name as a party in the writ and did not instruct anyone to file the suit on their behalf. The party has taken steps to remove its name from the action and is urging the public to disregard any attempts to associate the CPP with the suit.
The statement, signed by Comrade Kwame Nkrumah Botsio, Esq., General Secretary of the CPP, emphasizes that the party was not privy to the writ and did not consent to its filing.
CPP Maintains Neutrality
The CPP’s swift response aims to maintain the party’s neutrality and avoid any potential controversy. By distancing themselves from the writ, the CPP is reaffirming its commitment to upholding the rule of law and respecting the democratic process.
Ghanaians are advised to be cautious of any misinformation and to verify the authenticity of any statements or actions attributed to the CPP. The party remains focused on its mission to promote the values of social justice, equality, and democracy.
