Baako suspects Amidu of pursuing a personal feud with proceedings against Ayariga

General News of Friday, May 24, 2019

Source: mynewsgh.com

2019-05-24

Special Prosecutor Martin Amidu, the suspect's special prosecutor, special prosecutor Martin Amidu, launched a personal vendetta against Bawku central district MP Mahama Ayariga, dragging him to court. various charges.

He wondered why, among all the cases listed by the Special Prosecutor's Office, to ensure that current and former members of the Akufo-Addo Government and the former Mahama Government counted for their management, Mr. Amidu decided to appoint Mr. Ayariga for the prosecution.

According to him, there are urgent cases in which persons or persons named suspected of corruption should be brought before a court or attract Mr Amidu's attention.

Mr. Baako recalled that Mr. Amidu, during his investigation, had publicly expressed his feelings towards Mr. Ayariga and explained to him that he would not sleep until he went to school. jail.

The senior journalist subtly stated that Mr. Amidu was taking advantage of the fracture between him and Mahama Ayariga to defeat him.

In an interview with Good morning Ghana, glimpsed by MyNewsGh.com, "Interesting, I only pray, it's sometimes so difficult to make certain statements in the public space because you may be misunderstood or misrepresented. I can feel that there is some quarrel between Martin Amidu and Mahama Ayariga. ..because if you go back to the Special Prosecutor's audit and something happened, you may be able to understand what I said. I pay attention to the way I express this case because I may be wrong, someone will say to look at the raw facts, maybe my instinct is wrong. I leave my case, "he sighed.

Martin Amidu sued Mahama Ayariga for being exempt from the tax on imported Toyota Landcruiser vehicles and illegal trading of foreign currency without a license.

The legislator would have transferred 6 000 GH ¢ instead of 36 000 GH ¢ to an agent in Dubai.

For his part, Sammy Gyamfi, head of national communications of the opposition National Democratic Congress (NDC), described Amidu's decision to chase Mr. Ayariga as a mere complaint for nothing.

"The NDC is alongside Mahama Ayariga and we know that it will be justified, it should channel its energies to other serious cases," he said.

Mr. Amidu has published about 26 cases on which his office is investigating.