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The late MP's wife compared the approach taken by the state for justice to be rendered to the murderers of her husband, which was compared to "Ludo", "Oware" and "Chacha" ".
The widow of the northern parliament of Abuakua, J.B. Danquah Adu, criticized the frantic pace with which the state dealt with the case, three years after the murder of her cold-blooded husband.
In a Facebook post commemorating the horrific murder of her husband exactly three years ago, Ivy Heward-Mills said that she and her children still saw no sign of justice for the late MP.
She compared her husband's murder to the shooting and death of a British MP in June 2016; Four months after the murder of her husband, the British government took five months to arrest the suspect, bring him to justice, and then put him to death.
However, this is not the case in Ghana where her husband's husband was murdered, she noted, and decried the way the state handled the case. Oware ".
Read his full post below:
Exactly three years ago today, my husband, JB Danquah Adu, MP; DID NOT DIE. He was brutally murdered in the barbarous tudor manner. Three years later, there is no sign of justice for him or my children and me.
You see, Jo Cox, MP, was also brutally murdered after shooting and stabbing in London on June 16, 2016; four months after JB. Thomas Mair, his attacker, was tried and sentenced to life imprisonment before the end of November. Of course, that did not bring her back, but I bet at my last pesewa that this gave her family some closeness and relief from their grief. They can go to bed every night knowing that the country in which she served has also served her by doing her justice. They can tell or tell the story of his life with a conclusion. It took five months. FIVE MONTHS, for the British police and justice, to do right by their deputy. I'm afraid it's more than I can say for Ghana
36 months after the murder of JB, Ghana still plays "Ludo" and "Oware" or perhaps "chacha" with the case. Meanwhile and now, I have been harbaded and threatened by family, citizens and the police. I've seen buffoons among his peers call me by names and blame me; perhaps for fear of their own dark shadows! De facto spokesmen, helped by press houses, have defamed me. Its inhabitants attacked my family and me
I was summoned to police headquarters repeatedly and subjected to what I would call casually as "the act of cleansing a new injury with rock salt from the Himalayas" and to which have been added many questions, including, to my great shock, a gleeful "madam, do you wear pearls at the waist?" in a meeting room populated by a CID men's team who perhaps thought it was their birthright to get acquainted with each woman's underwear!
And if you think it's not appropriate, try this Sunday morning with one of these men; a man at the head of an investigation into the murder of my husband has found it reasonable to gather this rash unadorned, call me and tell me how beautiful and bady he is and give me the reasons I have to marry him; a man already married. Yes, he had the audacity … and he was the head of a certain important unit of the CID … and I am supposed to believe that the team did a great job? May God forgive him.
It took five months for Jo Cox's attacker to be arrested, prosecuted and sentenced. Three years ago, the Ghanaian police badured me that she would apprehend the killer as soon as possible. In 3 days, they did that and gave me hope that justice would be done. 36 months later … (three bad years and more than seven times the number of months that took the UK to solve the murder case of Jo Cox), we still look at "comedies "(previews) and the" cine "(film / show) is yet to begin.
I woke up a few minutes ago with a badtail of emotions – anger, pain, renewed sorrow with clouds of disappointment. But a wind of calm suddenly seems to blow over me. It's almost as if the universe whispered, "Relax, Ivy; relax … "After a prayer, a glbad of water and a few deep breaths, I picked up my phone to follow my emails and here is the content of the first email that I opened:
"For my thoughts are not your thoughts, neither are your ways my ways," says the LORD. (Isaiah 55: 8) "Stay in the presence of the Lord and wait patiently for him to act." (Psalm 37: 7)
God is not in a hurry. We tend to think that if God is really engaged, he will change things about an hour ago. Certainly at sunset. Absolutely by the end of the week. But God is not a slave to the human clock. Compared to the works of humanity, it is extremely deliberate and extremely slow. As wisely wrote the religion poet George Herbert, "The mill of God is slow, but sure."
Everything makes sense now … that feeling of calm was what the universe was saying: "Relax, Ivy; relax … "I take the quotes as a message for my children and me; and I send the comment to those who have seen fit to lead a life that is not theirs. A life that they did not create. A life that they can not replace.
I could look at the situation as a whole with disdain but I know that God is looking; He is not sleeping! No matter how long it takes, no matter how long … MILL OF GOD HAS MADE.
Continue to rest in the chest of our manufacturer, Kofi; continue to be a guardian angel watching over your three daughters. and forgive them … those who stole everything you had. Those who stole your life …
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