“We will be law-abiding and do nothing to compromise the stability of the country. We will however continue to be the voice of the voiceless and will not be distracted demanding justice and fairness at all times.” “Neither will we surrender nor fail to champion the rights of all our people to enjoy the fundamental freedoms guaranteed under our constitution.” Mr. Mahama urged his supporters not to give up on their dreams for the party to come to power. “The NDC will always remain the party of the people. The party was established to empower the people of Ghana to be architects of our own destiny. We blazed the trail for participatory democracy. And I am confident that out of the ashes of this legal setback, we will mobilize and rekindle the struggle for a better democratic Ghana.” Mr. Mahama also took a swipe at the Supreme Court saying it has set a “dangerous precedence” by not allowing the Chairperson of the Electoral Commission to testify during the trial. He thus described it as an “embarrassing stain” on the country’s judicial and electoral systems as well as a major source of worry to well-meaning Ghanaians. “This is the clear stab in the heart of accountability to the sovereignty of the people of Ghana. Whatever the reasons for not allowing Mrs. Mensa to testify or answer questions, it leaves an embarrassing stain not only on our justice delivery system but also our nation’s electoral system”, a disturbed Mahama lamented.
“Yɛbɛdi mmara so na yahwɛ sɛ bibiara nkɔ ntia asomdwoeɛ a yɛwɔ wɔ ɔman yi mu. Yɛbɛkɔ so akasa ama wɔn a wɔnni nne na bibiara nso nsi yɛn kwan sɛ yɛbɛko ama atɛntenee ne pɛpɛɛpɛyɛ aberɛ biara.”  “Saa ara nso na  Owura Mahama kyerɛɛ n’akyitaafoɔ sɛ mma wɔn daeɛso sɛ amanyɔkuo no bɛba abɛbu man no biom no nwu.  “NDC bɛko so ayɛ amanfoɔ amanyɔkuo. Wɔtee amanyɔkuo no sɛ ɛbɛhyɛ Ghana amanfoɔ nkuran na wɔn ara anwene wɔn daakye. Yɛn na yɛbɔɔ kwan maa ka bi ma me nka bi amanbuo. Na mewɔ gyedie sɛ mmara mu nkoguo a yadi yi bɛboa ama yaka yɛho abɔ mu na yako ama ka bi ma me nka bi amanbuo papa wɔ Ghana man mu.  Owura Mahama twii ɔman yi mu Asɛnnibea Kɛseɛ anim sɛ wabɔ sa a ɛyɛ hu ato hɔ sɛ wanhwɛ amma yantoto Abatoɔ Kɔmisa Dwamteni ano. Ɔkyerɛkyerɛɛ mu sɛ ɛyɛ animguaseɛ ma Ghanaman mmarahyɛ ne abatoɔ asoeɛ biom nso Ghana man mma.“