@FaithAmpadu@MedOwusu@JoyNewsOnTV Masa, attempts to whitewash his record won’t change the facts. He was part of the government, and by extension, must share both the credit for its achievements and the responsibility for its failures. You cannot claim one while distancing yourself from the other.
This fugitive was pulled over during a traffic stop, but when the officer ordered him to step out of the vehicle, he refused to comply.
After giving him enough chances, the officer had seen enough and attempted to force the driver’s door open.
@AkeBod_@ghonetv If a bank is allowed to operate without meeting the required financial standards, thousands of people’s savings and even more jobs could be at risk. That’s why the dispute is more complicated than “they don’t want jobs.”
The Office of the Special Prosecutor (OSP) has taken note of media reports and a publication attributed to a law firm in Ghana that Mr Kenneth Nana Yaw Ofori-Atta has been granted permanent residency in the United States resulting from an immigration court finding that it did not find the criminal charges filed by the OSP in Ghana against Mr. Ofori-Atta credible.
The OSP states that it is not involved in immigration hearings in the United States involving Mr. Ofori-Atta. The OSP’s involvement is in respect of extradition proceedings against Mr. Ofori-Atta through the Attorney-General as the central authority.
The OSP states that the extradition packet is not before the immigration court; and the credibility or otherwise of the criminal charges against Mr. Ofori-Atta would be determined by the courts in Ghana, who have jurisdiction to determine his guilt or innocence.
Further, Mr. Ofori-Atta still remains a citizen of Ghana and he is still amenable to be extradited to Ghana if so decided by the extradition court in the United States.