The District Chief Executive (DCE) of the Tain District in the Bono Region, Hon. Dr Lucy Acheampong, has urged the residents of Nsawkaw and its neighbouring communities within the Tain Constituency to uphold the laws of the country by ensuring that wrongdoers are duly reported to the authorities, allowing justice to take its proper course.
Speaking to media, during the commissioning and handover of the Tain District Court to the Nsawkaw community, she emphasized that those who violate rules or break the law must not be manhandled. Instead, offenders should be referred to the police service, ensuring that cases are handled in accordance with the laws of the country so that justice can prevail.
She added that the construction of the courthouse has led to a reduction in criminal activities and other wrongdoings.
His Lordship Justice Gabriel Nene Kwao Mate-Teye, High Court Judge in the Bono Region, admonished all who enter the courtroom being Lawyers, Magistrates, Clerks, or in any other capacity to uphold the values of justice.
He emphasized the significant impact of their actions on those who seek justice, adding that the judiciary must strive to uphold the principles of equity, integrity, and justice.
He further urged them to work with decency, compassion, and a steadfast commitment to the rule of law.
Hon. Justina Owusu Banahene, Bono Regional Minister admonished the people of Nsawkaw to reaffirm their collective commitment to the principles of fairness, equity and integrity that form the foundation of our legal system adding that we must try to build a society that respect the right and freedom of every individual for justice to prevail.
She urged the staff of the court to uphold culture of maintenance to ensure the longevity of the building to serve it’s purposes.
Story by Eric amoako de don maglah.