Martin Amidu Should Be Investigated – Lawyer

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Private Legal Practitioner, Gary Nimako Marfo, believes for purposes of accountability, former special prosecutor, Martin Alamisi Burnes Kaiser Amidu should be investigated, and if possibly, prosecuted.

According to him, the former special prosecutor during his tenure could not put to an appreciable use his budgetary allocation.

Account For Stewardship 

Speaking on Okay Fm‘s Ade Akye Abia programme, he explained that it is only through a proper investigation that the state can verify how he put his budgetary allocation to use as a special prosecutor during his three years in office.

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As a special prosecutor who has been given specific functions and duties and more so provided with money to enable you execute your functions effectively without fear or favour, you should be able to account for your stewardship to let Ghanaians know how you performed in office.

“More so if a case brought up by the former special prosecutor has been dropped by the current special prosecutor than what really did the former do with all the state resources he was provided with?” he asked.

Ayariga Off The Hook

Current Special Prosecutor Kissi Agyebeng, earlier this week, dropped a case involving Bawku Central MP Mahama Ayariga.

He is quoted to have said it will be a waste of the state’s time and suffer the same fate as other cases.

The matter discontinued on Monday, October 11, had to do with allegations of using public office for private funds.

Tax Evasion & Procurement Breaches

Former Special Prosecutor, Mr Amidu, had charged Mr Ayariga and six others for breaching procurement processes in purchasing some ambulances for his constituency and tax evasion in importing some “luxurious” vehicles.

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