He said, the Cape Coast High Court had no basis for granting the earlier injunction which has been enforced by the Supreme Court. “There is this injunction because the Plaintiff has issued a writ at the Supreme Court asking for the interpretation of Article 94(2)(a). The Plaintiff is saying he doesn’t understand Article 94(2)(a) and so the Supreme Court should help him understand that. On Wednesday, April 13, the Supreme Court in a 5-2 decision ruled on the issue by barring the Assin North MP from performing any Parliamentary duty. This is until the determination of the substantive case filed against him at the Supreme Court.

Source: GhanaWeb April 14, 2022 08:52 UTC