Mahama Ayariga explains why the Minority opposed Justice Torkoroo Bawku. James Gyakye Quayson, the former representative for the Assin North constituency, is the subject of a judgment that must be made public immediately, according to Mahama Ayariga, a representative from the Central constituency.
Ayariga stated that both the Minority Caucus and the general public must comprehend the philosophy and justification behind the Supreme Court's ruling, which directed Parliament to remove Quayson's name from its records.
Ayariga stated on The Big Issue on Citi TV that despite the fact that the president's nominee for Chief Justice, Justice Gertrude Torkornoo, "did a very brilliant job before the Appointments Committee, and she was impressive and looking at her CV, she has the administrative capabilities to lead the justice system," it is essential that the judgment on Gyakye Quayson be made available to the Appointments Committee in order to improve the image of the judiciary.
Ayariga remarked, "We were incredibly astonished by her resume and background...Nonetheless, we were also investigating how the judiciary had been utilized in politically reprehensible matters, and we wished to emphasize...So that we do not delay her approval, we will want to know her philosophy and the type of argument she will use to justify the decision to expel one of us from the parliament.
In addition, he emphasized the significance of understanding the rationale behind a unanimous decision and the need for the court to comment on rulings in order to preserve its reputation.