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ORAL ADDRESS TO THE WIND - What the Court refused to hear. In the matter of Abu Trica 1. May it please the Court. I rise this morning with a question I had hoped never to carry into this room. What is the point of justice? 2. I ask it not as a matter of being impolite but as a matter of record, because the conduct of the Republic in this matter has pressed the question into my hands and left me no honest way to set it down. 3. Your Honour will recall that we last stood before this Court. We came ex parte, seeking an order to restrain the removal of Mr Frederick Kumi from the jurisdiction until his application could be heard. This Court, mindful of the liberty of the individual and mindful equally of the sovereignty of the State, declined to make an interim order. The Court directed that the matter proceed on notice, so that the State might be heard before any order touching it was made. We did not quarrel with that direction. We accepted it. We accepted it because we came to this Court in good faith, and because we assumed that same good faith on every side. 4. I also pressed the Court as to the difficulties we were having in having access to our Client. That we had written to the Attorney-General to grant us access to Mr Frederick Kumi and that that request had not been acceded to. We contacted the Interpol Division of the Ghana Police Service, which had custody over him; they told us they did not have him in their custody. We contacted the lawyer on record representing the Attorney-General, he failed to respond to our request even though the message was delivered. 5. This Court again expressed grace, and stayed its hand. The Court directed that we should make all private attempts to get the Attorney-General to grant us access to our client; and that if that fails, this court would grant an order for us to see the client, the next morning. On the Court’s direction, we went to the AGs Office, searched for the lawyer on record to no avail. 6. We reported back to the Court that these attempts had failed; but the Court in its continuous grace decided against the order and directed that we appear today at 11 am. 7. Yesterday, we found out through whistleblowers that he had been sent to the Police Hospital to conduct the preparing to take him out of the Country. We put people on standby, surveilled their vehicle and realized that he was being held in BNI custody. 8. So Yesterday, myself and three other lawyers followed up to the BNI Headquarters and after hours of waiting, we were told that our request to see him was approved. So we should proceed to Blue Gate where he was being kept. 9. When we got there, we were told that it was too late and they wont grant us access. They told us to come back the next day today. This morning on our way to the BNI, we found that Frederick Kumi had been removed at 7am. 10. I must now tell this Court what has reached us since this matter was set down, and, I believe, since I entered this room. The public press this morning reports that Mr Frederick Kumi was removed from this jurisdiction earlier today, aboard Delta Air Lines flight 157, an aircraft that departed at sixteen minutes past nine o'clock. I do not ask this Court to take that report as proved upon my word. 11. I invite the State, which alone holds the truth of it, to rise and tell this Court plainly whether it is so. 12. And if it is so, then let this Court weigh the hour. At sixteen minutes past nine, as this Court had convened us to consider whether a detained man might be permitted to see his lawyers, that man, if the report is true, was already above the clouds and already beyond our borders. The hearing this Court fixed, in fairness, so that the State could be heard, was overtaken by the very party for whose benefit it was fixed.

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This is Heartbreaking Story 💔💔💔......Ridge Hospital Must Sit Up. Folks, last night I lost my wife at Ridge Hospital!’ My wife checked in at the hospital Sunday evening. She had been due for surgery Monday morning. We agreed that I would return to the hospital in the afternoon when she would have returned from the theater. That’s how it happened. I returned to her. She narrated the experience to me. I stayed with her till 8pm when the orderly came to ask me to leave. When I returned the next morning, my wife had taken a turn for the worst. She was sweating profusely and was in severe pain. The change was really dramatic. I asked her if the doctor had seen her. She said no but the nurse had given her medication earlier on. She asked me to take her to the washroom. By this time she was screaming in pain. I managed to sit her on the WC. But as she attempted to relieve herself she suddenly went limp and crumbled onto the floor. She was unconscious. I rushed out to seek help. A couple of nurses came in to help. She regained consciousness but she was in a terrible shape. The next one hour was hell as there was no doctor immediately available. After about an hour the doctor arrived. He examined my wife and asked the nurse what medication had been administered. The nurse mentioned something I don’t remember. The doctor asked if she was sure and she said yes. The doctor then went through my wife’s folder for a few minutes. « But I didn’t prescribe that », he said. My heart missed a beat. There was a back and forth between the doctor and the nurse, which attracted two other nurses. One of the new entrants said yes, he the doctor didn’t prescribe it but another doctor did so later. The doctor said he was going to call him right now. He walked out the room followed by the nurses. I followed them into the lobby. He picked the phone and called someone. From the conversation, it was clear that the other doctor had promptly admitted to prescribing the drug. Folks, I swear by my father’s grave that my wife’s doctor said something like this. “ I can’t believe you have done this again. This is the second time. This woman’s case is similar to the other one but you have done it again”. Folks, at this point I started feeling very cold. What happened next is the reason I am writing this. But for it I would never share this on social media. As our doctor was scolding the other doctor, they nurses were laughing heartily. Even the doctor was scolding his colleague somehow jokingly. Yes, my wife lay dying and the nurses were laughing that a doctor had apparently prescribed the wrong medication for her. I was not angry and I was not mad. I just felt cold. Very cold. A lot happened subsequently as they tried to save her. They prescribed some drugs which I bought. Then they prescribed some more drugs which I bought. Then they prescribed more. Then they wanted a test done which we did. Earlier, my sister-in-law who had held the fort while I went to see the kids had also been made to buy drugs. In the end I was left alone with my wife. At 8 pm the orderly came to ask me to leave. I drove home filled with a huge feeling of emptiness. I could not sleep. I tossed around in bed the whole night. At around 4 am I fell asleep. My sister-in-law was to take up the relay this morning. I was to go and teach my students and then return to replace her. We took turns taking care of my wife. My sister-in-law called me at 6 am which is the visiting time at the hospital. I had overslept. “Brother Imma, are you coming? The doctors want to see you immediately”. “I am on my way”, I lied. I hurriedly jumped into a crumpled jeans and an old Lacoste. I did not bath. I did not brush my teeth. I don’t how I drove to Ridge Hospital. My wife died at 11 pm last night, three hours after I left her. A lady in the ward told me she collapsed and died. Just like that. By the way, my sister-in-law told me that when she got to the ward this morning she overheard doctors and nurses arguing over “wrong medication” I am not angry. I am sad. Deeply sad. Indescribably sad. Folks, let’s be clear. I have no evidence that the wrong medication killed my wife. I have requested for an autopsy. I also appreciate the efforts made by some of the nurses to save the life of my wife. One particular nurse was very kind to me and I pray God’s blessings on her. What I cannot accept, and why I am writing this, is that health workers find it funny that the wrong medication had apparently been administered to my wife. They were laughing. It was a joke. My wife’s life was a joke. My wife heard the whole story unfold. How did she feel lying there listening? I kept thinking “Is my wife’s life worth so little”? Is that all she is worth? Can’t they see she is my wife? Can’t they see me standing there listening to them? Now I have been thinking. I am a senior public servant, the head of a public tertiary institution. If this happened to me then I shudder to think of what can happen to an ordinary person in our country. Folks, I am not courting sympathy. I have thought carefully before posting this. Here is the thing: Nobody, absolutely nobody deserves to experience this. It falls far below any idea of human decency. This should never happen again. That is why I am calling out Ridge Hospital. I am asking you a special favor. Please, help me call out Ridge Hospital. It is me today. It could be you tomorrow. Please, share my post again and again till it gets to the authorities of Ridge Hospital. Hopefully they will sit up. Hopefully they will stop treating human life like statistics. Hopefully, they will understand that every patient is a person, a wife, a husband, a mother, a father, a brother, a sister, a son, a daughter, a cousin, a grandmother and a father that is dearly beloved by someone. Thank you. It’s been 6 years, no justice. Director of Ghana Institute of Languages (GIL) Dr Emmanuel Kobina Kuto heartbreaking story about medical negligence at Ridge Hospital

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