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President to appoint EC Chair within 24 hrs - Deputy AG

Deputy Attorney General has hinted that President Akufo Addo would confirm the appointment of Jean Mensah as EC Chairperson within the next 24 hours.

He gave the hint in an interview with the press after the Supreme Court refused an application for interlocutory injunction filed by Fafali Nyonator, the private citizen challenging the removal of Charlotte Osei as EC Boss.

There are indications that the Council of State has approved the nominations forwarded by the President.

Godfred Yeboah Dame says the Court's decision clears  the way for the appointment and the President would act accordingly.

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