Scandal Unfolds:Akufo -Addo's Attorney General Coercing Witness in High-Profile Trial Against Dr.Ato Forson

The recent revelations of Attorney General Godfred Dame's attempts to coerce  the  third accused to provide false testimony against Minority leader Dr. Ato Forson during trials is deeply troubling and raises serious concerns about his conduct and integrity.

 According to the Jakpa one of the accused persons, Mr. Dame contacted him multiple times, including even at night, to provide information and pressure him to accuse Dr. Ato Forson of wrongdoing.

Such blatant attempts to manipulate the legal process and undermine the truth not only demonstrate a clear lack of ethics and professionalism but also calls into question the Nana-Addo's Attorney General's commitment to uphold the principles of justice and fairness. 

By engaging in such deceptive and unethical behavior, Mr. Dame has not only compromised his own credibility  and that of his NPP government but has also cast a shadow of doubt over the entire legal proceedings in the Ghanaian courts.

The role of the Attorney General is to serve as a guardian of the law and ensure that justice is served impartially and without bias.

 However, the actions attributed to Mr. Dame suggests a blatant disregard for these fundamental principles, as well as a willingness to abuse his authority for personal gain or political motives.

In light of these grave misconduct, it is imperative that a thorough and independent investigation be conducted to ascertain the veracity of the claims and hold those responsible for any wrongdoing to account. 

The integrity of the justice system and the rule of law must be upheld at all costs, and any attempts to subvert or manipulate the legal process must be met with swift and decisive action.

The Attorney General must be held to the highest standards of accountability and transparency, and if found guilty of misconduct, he must face the full consequences of his actions. 

The credibility of our legal system and the trust of the public are at stake, and it is essential that those entrusted with upholding the law are held to the highest ethical standards and conduct themselves with the utmost integrity.