President of the Ghana Bar Association (GBA), Yaw Acheampong Boafo, has addressed concerns surrounding perceived bias towards the National Democratic Congress (NDC) within the association.

Mr Boafo emphasized GBA's dedication to upholding justice and fairness for all political parties, including the NDC.

He underscored the independent and unbiased nature of Ghana's legal system during a discussion on the Citi Breakfast Show on August 7.

Reassuring the public, Boafo asserted that the GBA maintains its impartiality and is resolute in upholding the rule of law under all circumstances.

While some members of the public have suggested that the GBA remained quiet on certain matters during the NPP administration despite being vocal during the Mills and Mahama administrations, Boafo refuted such perceptions.

He highlighted GBA's overarching mandate to ensure justice without discrimination based on political affiliations.

Addressing these sentiments, Boafo stated, "No one can convincingly argue that the Bar treated the NDC unfairly during President Mills or Mahama's tenure compared to the current president's term".

Boafo concluded by encouraging political parties and citizens to maintain trust in the judicial system's capacity to uphold the rule of law.