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He emphasized that much of the judiciary’s work began and often ended at the High Court, stating that the Ghanaian people were looking to the judges to demonstrate honesty, sound judgment, and a strong commitment to the rule of law.

At a brief ceremony at Jubilee House in Accra, the President informed the judges that their new roles require not only knowledge and expertise but also impartiality and the courage to deliver justice without fear or favour.

“But beyond qualifications, it is their sense of fairness, independence of mind, and devotion to the rule of law that will ultimately define their service as High Court justices,” he said while congratulating them on their elevation.

President Akufo-Addo noted that the determination of Ghanaians to build a nation governed by justice, equity, and fairness could only be guaranteed by the judiciary, particularly the High Court, which played a central role in maintaining and preserving those values.

The responsibilities that lie before you as high court justices are thus indeed formidable.

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