The SALL election petitioners have taken their case to the Court of Appeal after the Ho High Court dismissed their challenge to John Peter Amewu's election as Hohoe's Member of Parliament.

The petitioners argue that the High Court erred in citing lack of jurisdiction and are seeking to overturn the decision.

The petitioners contend that the High Court "egregiously erred" in dismissing their case, stating that the court should have addressed the substance of their claims rather than dismissing it on jurisdictional grounds. They also argue that the court failed to recognize breaches of statutory law by the Electoral Commission, which would have rendered Amewu's election null and void.

The SALL petitioners are seeking relief, including an order setting aside the High Court's judgment and a declaration that Amewu's election was null and void.

They maintain that the SALL traditional areas remain part of the Hohoe Municipality and constituency, despite the Electoral Commission's decision to exclude them from the 2020 parliamentary elections.

The appeal comes after the High Court's decision on July 29, which sparked widespread disappointment among the SALL communities.

The petitioners are determined to see justice served and ensure that their voices are heard in the democratic process.