Musician and entrepreneur Mzbel has expressed frustration over what she describes as an administrative failure within Ghana’s judicial system after a scheduled court hearing failed to take place.
According to the artiste, she was en route to court on Monday only to be informed that the presiding judge was on leave.
In a post shared online, she questioned how a court session could be scheduled without prior knowledge or notice of the judge’s unavailability.
“On my way to court today, only to be told the judge is on leave. How could a court session be scheduled if the judge knew they’d be away?” she wrote.
She further questioned whether the issue was a simple lapse in communication or a symptom of broader systemic inefficiencies.
While Mzbel did not disclose which particular case she was appearing for, her remarks have sparked discussion online about delays and administrative inconsistencies in Ghana’s justice delivery process.
Many of her followers echoed similar frustrations over court proceedings being postponed due to avoidable reasons.
