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NPP won’t politicise Ato Forson’s Ambulance saga – Ama Daaku

Jerry Tsatro Mordy by Jerry Tsatro Mordy
May 27, 2024
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Member of the New Patriotic Party National Communications Team, Ellen Ama Daaku, has asserted that the National Democratic Congress have begun throwing shade at Attorney-General because, they know Ato Forson is guilty in the ambulance saga.

She claimed that all the jabs intended for Attorney-General are all diverging tactics by the NDC to derail the attention of the real issues.

“Looking at the stage of the case, it is likely Ato Forson will be guilty. It is in this light that the NDC have started throwing jabs at Attorney-General seeking to politicise the case,” she said Monday, May 27, 2024, on the Angel Morning Show on Angel TV and Angel 102.9 FM, Accra.

She argued that with the magnitude of the case involving thievery and causing financial loss to the state, no room for politicisation would be entertained.

“Nobody is going to politicise this case. It is a clear case of thievery of causing financial loss to the state and we are not going to allow anyone to play politics with this.

“We are going to follow this issue to it’s logical conclusion, she added.

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