A slippery slope if Ghana's second Special Prosecutor is ever removed from office

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• Idlm 1 year ago

  We live to see. The SP is now a spanner in the works of his employers, hence an impeachment from a dude who claimed he suffered the same feat when he was at the helm of affairs at this same office. To many, the "impeacher" in ...
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  We live to see. The SP is now a spanner in the works of his employers, hence an impeachment from a dude who claimed he suffered the same feat when he was at the helm of affairs at this same office. To many, the "impeacher" in this case is what is surprising, but like I said before we live to see.

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• Ex-Pope 1 year ago

  The slope is already slippery. It's obvious that Akufo-Addo has never had any intention of ever going after corruption within government. The establishment of the Office of Special Prosecutor is nothing but a facade, set up j ...
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  The slope is already slippery. It's obvious that Akufo-Addo has never had any intention of ever going after corruption within government. The establishment of the Office of Special Prosecutor is nothing but a facade, set up just to mislead Ghanaians while the real corruption continues to unfold behind dark government alley ways. The first person appointed to the office had to sit for months without any tools to carry out his mandate. After months of frustration and cries, that person finally freed himself from the Julor House handcuffs, and bolted to safety. Strange as it may seem, this same person then made his crusade to go go after his successor, never once bringing up the corruption that he was supposed top be fighting till he left out of frustration. Amidu is a strange creature, forever a stooge of Akufo-Addo while pretending to be a crusader against corruption. I have zero trust in Akufo-Addo, and also have zero trust in Marin Amidu and his devious schemes.

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