Once upon this past week, as Accra’s skies toggled between scattered rains and sunshine like a confused DJ spinning a June playlist, two respected legal dons turned the digital streets into a courtroom—and the rest of us into jurors without wigs. Godfred Yeboah Dame, Ghana’s immediate past Attorney General and Minister of Justice, took to the airwaves—not to cite law, but to pour heart. Not the Constitution this time, but constitution of the emotional type.
