Concerns are rising in Ghana regarding the conduct of the Chief Justice, following visits to State-Owned Enterprises (SOEs) led by Yaw Baffoe-Bonnie. Critics argue these visits constitute unconstitutional overreach, suggesting the Chief Justice is acting beyond the scope of their judicial role. The assertions claim that the Chief Justice’s actions resemble those of a touring minister rather than a head of the judiciary. This has sparked debate about the separation of powers and the appropriate boundaries of judicial authority within Ghana. Observers note the timing of these visits is particularly sensitive given the current political climate. Some connect the situation to the prophetic warning of Amos 5:13, suggesting a need for outspokenness amidst uncertain times. The issue highlights a growing sense of precariousness and the potential for silencing dissent.