Election Petition: Philip Addison Reportedly Snubs NPP As NDC Goes To Court

A senior Political Science lecturer at the University of Ghana, Prof. Ransford Gyampo has began a conversation on social media speculating who leads the NPP in the case of the looming election petition.

With the NDC announcing their intention to challenge the results of the 2020 elections in the Supreme Court, there is a growing conversation as to which lawyer represents the NPP.

In the 2013 petition, the lead lawyer for the NPP, Philip Addison gained applause when he brought his legal expertise to bear in the court.

However, it is a known fact that Mr Addison has not been given a good treatment by the NPP especially since he announced his intentions to become a parliamentary candidate.

In a Facebook post, Prof. Gyampo wondered who was going to lead the NPP considering the reputation of the legal team the NDC had assembled.

He wrote, “I have seen the galaxy of NDC legal brains heading to the Supreme Court over the 2020 elections. Will the fierce and competent Philip Addison be there for the NPP this time? Dude wasn’t fairly treated after his fantastic service to the NPP in the 2013 Election Petition at the Supreme Court. His grasp of the law and probing questions were both tremendous and fascinating!”

Source: GhanaFeed.Com