Law Will Deal With "Snoring" Martin Amidu – NDC President Warns

General News on Wednesday, May 29, 2019

Source: mynewsgh.com

2019-05-29

Ghana's special prosecutor, Martin Amidu, is at risk of being treated with the laws he uses to haunt others, including Bawku Central deputy Mahama Ayariga, urged an executive of the National Democratic Congress (NDC).

Evangelist Prah, vice-president of the Nyiaeso constituency at the National Democratic Congress (NDC), suggests that Mr. Amidu could be sued under the next NDC government if he does not fulfill his mandate, according to the draft of the Special Prosecutor.

Ghanaians and members of the National Democratic Congress (NDC), as well as members of the ruling New Patriotic Party (NDC), have been questioning over the years why special prosecutor Martin Amidu was not biting the authorities corrupted instead of betraying themselves. corrupt people.

Some described the special prosecutor as a man who does not have the capacity to fight corruption given the difficult period in which he remained without proving that he was the same person who, thanks to his activities antigraffaires, had deserved the prize of legitimate citizen.

The NDC executive in an interview with Osei Kwadwo of Pure Fm said that Mr. Martin Amidu as a special attorney was not above the law insisting that the law would treat him as a lawyer. He did not justify why several million Ghanaian cedis had been channeled to his office to fight corruption.

According to him, taxpayers' money was used to finance the special prosecutor's office, saying Martin Amidu should not be spared if he did not meet his expectations.

"At first, Mr. Martin Amidu told Ghanaians that he does not have an office to manage, but that he now has an office. The government has given its office a huge amount of money, as provided for in the 2018 budget. It has everything to deliver. He should not let Ghanaians down, because he will face the law if he fails to keep his promises. "

"Just as the law allowed Mrs. Charlotte Osei, former President of the Electoral Commission (EC) Boss, to apply the same laws in the case of Mr. Martin Amidu, because it is not there. above the laws of this country, "he said. .