Political Power Play in Ghana: The Country A Political Criminal Can Sue The Attorney General
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Posted By: Joel Savage on April 27, 2025 In Ghana, widespread corruption, money laundering, state capture, and embezzlement have led to the collapse of the nation’s infrastructure, taking its toll on the people. However, nobody has ever been prosecuted to face legal actions. Surprisingly, Politicians with evidence of financial criminality can sue the Attorney General or government officials who are pursuing them because the current Supreme Court is an institution occupied by NPP-appointed judges. When Akufo-Addo went on a rampage by appointing the highest number of judges to the Supreme Court, it wasn't for nothing; it had meaning. In several publications, I exposed that the former president is erecting a tall wall that no one can climb because he knows the crimes he perpetrated must be answered. Gertrude Torkornoo, a full member of the NPP who exposed her true self by working only for Akufo-Addo, is one of the cornerstones for the NPP criminals. When I watched one of the videos of the former Ghanaian leader, John Jerry Rawlings, my suspicions regarding Akufo-Addo packing the judiciary with NPP justices were validated. He claims that the past government will appoint NPP politicians to the judiciary to monopolize it and make it extremely difficult to access, and that prediction is true. The state-captured governance book "Agyapadie" also referred to this accusation, which is why Gertrude Torkornoo is reluctant to leave. Read further here: https://www.modernghana.com/news/1395549/p... If you enjoyed this article, Join HBCU CONNECT today for similar content and opportunities via email! |
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Joel Savage
Freelancing, Antwerp Province Member Since September 2013 |
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