My Lord! Little Drops Of Water Makes A Mighty Ocean - Robert Nunoo Voices Out At EC's Figures
By newsocean | self meida writer
Published 17 days ago - 2517 views
Lawyer Akoto Ampaw came in with questions referring to the number of votes casted. He stated that, the very number of votes casted makes no difference and it's of minimal effect. Thus, yes, the EC did make a mistake on the vote counts figures, it’s delivery, its production on the website as far as to the declaration.
These were the words of Akoto Ampaw in text:
Referring to paragraph 17, there was a difference of 1707 votes between the results in the strong room and the one published on EC’s website. By these differential votes, they have no material effect on the outcome.
Akoto Ampaw placed these words to Robert Joseph Nunoo as in a sharp response, Robert Nunoo said:
My Lord! that is not correct. Little drops of water make a mighty ocean.
He said this in defence of the figure of 1707 mentioned above as even, little figured will amount to a bigger one.
His words were convincing as he said this to the Supreme Court on EC's count votes outlined.
Do you agree with him?
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COMMENTS
GUEST_kPyPvJp8A
02-08 15:14:03what is the past tense of cast? make it interesting to read your articles please
GUEST_N3V6PMYEN
02-08 20:05:05let him go to Togo as he referred to us Ghanaians
sebastianakpoh_01
02-08 22:56:21I agree with nunoo 200%