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Mahama nominates Tony Forson, two others to Supreme Court

Mahama nominates Tony Forson, two others to Supreme Court
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President John Dramani Mahama has nominated three persons for appointment to the Supreme Court.

The nominees are Court of Appeal Justices Sophia Bernasko-Essah and Amoako Asante, as well as legal practitioner and former Ghana Bar Association President, Tony Forson.

Justice Amoako Asante previously served as President of the ECOWAS Court of Justice before returning to the Ghanaian bench.

The nominations were made in consultation with the Judicial Council, in accordance with constitutional requirements.

If approved, the appointments will increase the number of Supreme Court justices from the current 18 to 21, expanding the composition of Ghana’s apex court.

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