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In this episode, we confront an uncomfortable but necessary truth about principle, power, and performative activism in Ghana’s public discourse.
This is not about glorifying the NPP or demonising the NDC. This is about calling out hypocrisy wherever it hides especially when it comes wrapped in the language of justice.

We take a critical look at lawyer and commentator Martin Kpebu, examining:
• selective outrage and shifting moral standards
• partisan bias disguised as neutrality
• emotional theatrics marketed as activism
• the dangers of performative justice in a fragile democracy
• and why lawyers are bound by ethical rules that demand restraint, dignity, and respect for institutions
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Drawing on Ghana’s Legal Profession (Professional Conduct and Etiquette) Rules, 2020 (L.I. 2423) including Rules 9, 49, 54, and 58, this episode explains why public conduct by lawyers matters, how trust in institutions is built or destroyed, and why Ghanaians must be careful not to mistake noise for truth. This is a sober, principled warning:
A nation cannot be guided by voices that spin with political winds and call it conscience.
This episode challenges personalities not parties, it defends standards not individuals and it speaks to every Ghanaian who cares about the future of our democracy.

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