DEAR MAHAMA AYARIGA

 




I will be brief.


I am not a lawyer and I do not intend to be one, at least for now. But every person with an iota of common sense will know that there is absolutely something wrong if you have to write 5 pages to explain a paragraph ruling that granted leave to discontinue a case. And more pitiful was the fact that eventhough you quoted the entire paragraph ruling in which there was ABSOLUTELY NO MENTION of who the rightful owner/chief is or even a mention of granting or dismissing the application, you still went ahead saying the ruling affirms so so and so as chief and owner of Bawku.


The simple fact that you had to attempt "interpreting" the ruling should tell you and those who think like you that there was indeed no ruling on who a chief is. Because the court would have been clear rather than leaving space for you to come and write 5 pages "interpreting" what the ruling meant. Furthermore, what makes you think you are so special to proffer a legal opinion on this issue but the Nayiri’s lawyers cannot advice their client on same? 


It is most likely that you are hallucinating. Or you know for sure you are wrong but only interested in fooling people who want to be fooled by you.


In all of this, what is striking is how you, within a short period, has become very dishonorable in your ways. First it was your open denigration of your grandfather Prince Alhaji Akalifa Bugri and now you have extended your tongue/writing to denigrate the Nayiri who is the father of your grandfather. Suffice it to say you are no more acting as MP but a spokesperson chosen to do propaganda for your tribesmen even if that entails denigrating the father of your mother and his father the Nayiri. 


By openly denigrating these two personalities without shame, I want to believe you have stepped on something as our people will always say. But be reminded of the saying that, the bird that calls for the rain will be the first to be beaten by the rain.


Finally, specifically with regards to your behavior towards these two oldmen, I will leave you with the Prophetic saying "And if you do not feel ashamed, then do whatever you like."


Your "ex" cousin (since you have obviously broken the blood ties after the demise of your mother)

Dr. Issah Imoro

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