Witchcraft is Deadlier at Day than at Night-Godwin Ako Gunn Writes

 Many aspirants are on edge to hear the outcome of this morning's ruling on the application for injunction from candidate Duffour.

"I can only ask you to calm down, because delay is never a denial.

"Thing for you, araba ..."

My worry however is with some of our state institutions. Sometimes, I have basic issues with Judiciary fairness.

I have seen courts sit on Sundays on election matters, I have seen how fast track courts work day and night in this country. For a political party to be denied an abridgment of time, or to be granted partially, could have been avoided.

On the injunction of Hon Gyakye Quayson from being sworn in, see how a Cape Coast court sat, gave a ruling, dispatched the ruling probably by drone, and within an hour, it was in the waiting arms of a Clerk in Parliament.

How I wish justice delivery can be this sweet for every citizen. But sorry, it is only for a privileged few. If it is NDC, the system gets chocked.

As for the Jean Mensah-led Electoral Commission, the least said about them the better.

See the speed with which they wrote to inform the NDC of their unwillingness to conduct the elections this weekend.

Even if someone is seeking an interlocutory injunction on presidential elections, don't we in the NDC have the right to have parliamentary elections without the presidential?

The right to organise the two events together or not, remains with the NDC and not the EC.

But the abundance of hatred in EC would not allow them to think. Everyone who read their statement could tell that the "fufu fell in the soup," rightly. Can I blame State Institutions without blaming the Party person who didn't exhaust all internal processes and rushed to court?

The Party person rejected an opportunity provided by The National Chairman to sit and solve issues? That is worrying. Many do not know or understand what goes into such organisations.

If this event is postponed, the party must cough up over five (5) hundred thousand cedis more, to have successful elections. If we have a favorable ruling and the elections will have to happen as scheduled, we even have to spend even more, to airlift materials to the five (5) airports for onward dispatch to the various constituencies.

Whether Saturday or Sunday, prepare for this weekend. This is where *HUMAN BEINGS AND HUMAN INSTITUTIONS* have brought us. Sometime the heart gets broken, but we must strengthen ourselves because there are better days ahead. *Kun Fa Yakun*