COLUMNIST: BILIJO DAVID WUYIN

The Kpandai Case: Courts Don’t Count Votes; They Interpret Rules

Jan 14, 2026 | Feature Article

The Supreme Court rsquo;s involvement in the Kpandai parliamentary election dispute has triggered intense public debate ...

Measures To Ensure Speedy Process Of Cases In The High Court And To Reduce Corru...

Feb 12, 2021 | Feature Article

The High Court is the second-highest judicial institution after the supreme court. It is based in the various region ...

Hegemonic Presidency: The Cause Of Bad Governance In Sub-Sahara Africa

Feb 2, 2021 | Feature Article

A hegemonic presidency simply means giving too much power to the executive/presidency. Most constitutions in sub-Sah ...

Politicians As Angels And Corruption In Sub-Sahara Africa

Jan 31, 2021 | Feature Article

In many of the sub-Saharan African countries, Politicians or political leaders are often seen as angels, all-knowing ...

Bilijo David Wuyin

Political Scientist Bilijo David Wuyin
PLACE OF BIRTH: WIAE-CHABOB
DISTRICT: KPANDAI
EDUCATION: MPHIL CANDIDATE, POLITICAL SCIENCE KNUST
BA.POLITICAL STUDIES, KNUST
RESEARCH AREA: POLITICS AND DEVELOPMENT, CONTEMPORARY AFRICAN POLITICS,
COMPARA. More Bilijo David Wuyin is a political scientist from Ghana. He has pursued an MPhil in political science at the Department of History and Political Science, KNUST. Bilijo’s research experience and interests cut across democracy and elections, peacebuilding and conflict resolution at both the macro and micro levels, public administration and governance, public policy analysis, and human resource management. Bilijo has worked with the Parliament of Ghana and the Department of History and Political Science as a research assistant.