The Office of the Special Prosecutor (OSP) is reportedly struggling to decide on the specific charges to file against the former Finance Minister. This assertion was made by Ayikoi Otoo, a former Attorney General, who expressed concerns over the apparent indecision within the OSP.
Otoo’s comments come amid ongoing investigations into the actions of the former Finance Minister, raising questions about the effectiveness and clarity of the prosecutorial process. He emphasized the need for the OSP to act decisively in order to uphold the rule of law and maintain public confidence in the justice system.
The situation has sparked discussions among legal experts and political analysts, who are closely monitoring the developments. Many are calling for transparency and a clear outline of the charges to ensure accountability and justice.
As the OSP continues its deliberations, the public awaits further updates on the case, hoping for a resolution that reinforces the integrity of the legal system in Ghana.
By Ebenezer Aryeetey
