Crucify the OSP: A sponsored call by corruption-preneurs!!!

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• Bugabuga 2 months ago

  You are such an idiot to publish this article defending the useless OSP particularly Kissi Agyabeng . This office has not prosecuted a fly since Kissi Agyabeng assumed office. If Kissi Agyabeng has failed to deliver , he mus ...
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  You are such an idiot to publish this article defending the useless OSP particularly Kissi Agyabeng . This office has not prosecuted a fly since Kissi Agyabeng assumed office. If Kissi Agyabeng has failed to deliver , he must be fired or replaced . The office cannot be abolished since it was established to go after corrupt politicians but it establishment can only be justified by the outcome of the number and success of the prosecutions .

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• kojo 2 months ago

  I agree with the writer. we need the OSP period.

  I agree with the writer. we need the OSP period.

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• Ben Paige 2 months ago

  The article in reference seems to be a shoddy attempt to justify the existence of the OSP. He should have listed the cost and benefit analysis of what that office had done. Cecilia Dapaah was not even prosecuted. Please come ...
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  The article in reference seems to be a shoddy attempt to justify the existence of the OSP. He should have listed the cost and benefit analysis of what that office had done. Cecilia Dapaah was not even prosecuted. Please come back with facts.

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• John Atakorah 1 month ago

  A cost benefit analysis for a state anti-corruption institution? What is the cost-benefit analysis for the Office of the Attorney General, the Police Service and national security? For the first time in the fourth republic we ...
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  A cost benefit analysis for a state anti-corruption institution? What is the cost-benefit analysis for the Office of the Attorney General, the Police Service and national security? For the first time in the fourth republic we are hearing top politicians and business men being investigated for corruption. Even President Mahama was not spared. Ministers are being prosecuted. That is not the final result we want, but we are certainly better off than pre-OSP days.

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