A Chief Justice swears allegiance to the Constitution, not the President - NPP
The NPP is questioning the Chief Justice's neutrality after comments he made during a recent visit to state institutions.
The New Patriotic Party (NPP) has raised concerns regarding the Chief Justice's recent remarks, interpreting them as a pledge to support President
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