Government Establishes Commission to Investigate Violence During the Ayawaso West By-Election



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Judge Emile Short, Chairman of the Inquiry Commission

Judge Emile Short, Chairman of the Inquiry Commission

The government has set up a commission to investigate the events of the Ayawso West Wuogon by-election last Thursday.

The Commission, chaired by Judge Emile Short, has among other duties "to conduct an exhaustive, faithful and impartial investigation into the circumstances of this election and to establish the facts at the origin of the events and the violence. badociated ".


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Eugene Arhin, Director of Communications at the Presidency, told the Commission on Wednesday that the Commission also has the task of identifying anyone responsible or involved in the events, acts of violence and trauma badociated with it.

The Commission is also required to investigate any matter that it considers incidental or reasonably related to the causes of the events, violence and related injuries.

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The inquiry commission should submit its report to President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo within one month.

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According to the statement, the report should contain the Commission's findings, recommendations, and appropriate sanctions, if any.

The other members of the Commission are Mr. Ernest Kofi Abotsi, former Dean of the GIMPA Faculty of Law; Secretary, Mrs. Henrientta Mensah Bonsu and Mr. Patrick K. Acheampong; Members.

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