WhatWhatprevents you from daily attempting NAM1 and Suale cases? The Legal Directorate of the National Democratic Congress (NDC) has questioned Attorney General Godfred Dame about his reasons for not trying the daily cases of NAM 1, Ahmed Suale, and Major Mahama, among others, on July 7, 2023.
The NDC's request comes on the rear of the conviction that the public authority and Principal legal officer are mistreating its individuals as opposed to indicting them.
"We were all in this country when the Bank of Ghana (BOG) said it had looked into Menzgold, a company owned by Nana Appiah Mensah, also known as NAM1. Now fast forward to September 2018, when the Security and Exchange Commission of Ghana dissolved this business, which resulted in excruciating losses for thousands of Ghanaians who had invested in it.
"The supposed justification for closing down his business is that he was working without the imperative licenses notwithstanding the way that he was participating in a Ponzi conspire," portions of the assertion read.
"Sadly, in Ghana and under the watch of the current Head legal officer, a self important arraignment is continuous to trick the majority to think something is being done when in undeniable reality the charged individual is living it up to the detriment of his clients a significant number of whom have kicked the bucket because of this exact same AG and NPP government yet the AG entirely misunderstands didn't see anything with such a postponed arraignment," the assertion likewise added.
"Menzgold clients are enduring, The group of late Major Mahama are enduring, Ahmed Suale is suffering...J. B. Danquah is languishing... Furthermore, then again... Opuni is languishing... Gyakye Quayson is suffering.... Cassiel Ato Forson is languishing...
"We likewise need a quick preliminary in the Menzgold, Ahmed Suale, Major Mahama and J. B. Danquah cases and on this premise could they at any point merciful likewise apply for day to day preliminaries in these cases as well?" the NDC's legal department added.
The NDC's Legal Directorate has reviewed a Press Release from the Hon. expressing his thoughts on the reactions to all of the high-profile political prosecutions he is carrying out.
The following are some examples that he cites:
1. James Gyakye Quayson, Rep. V, 2. Dr. Stephen Opuni, others, and Rev. V V. Carssiel Ato Forson, Rep.
Before we go into the substance of his Public statement we need to cause us to notice something in the investigation of regulation called the "sensible man standard."
Using common sense, this is a standard for evaluating people's behavior.
The inquiry is: would the normal see any problems see what's going on to be sensible? Is it necessary?
One reality is that individuals generally need to see the sound judgment in the thing you are doing and on this premise individuals can figure out what you are about and your aims.
Up until this point, each sensible individual out there considers the over three cases to be mistreatment rather than indictment expected to score political focuses.
The AG might need to utilize whatever legitimate vaulting to attempt to make maybe these indictments are so lawfully, verifiably and adequately proof based yet to the standard spectator who has adhered to everything that has gone on, knows, this is no arraignment by any means except for oppression.
So, Godfred Yeboah Dame, the AG, can try to "spin" the law to get favorable decisions, even on appeal, but any sane observer can read between the lines.
We are pleased that the AG recognizes the significance of freedom of speech and appreciates its importance. We also hope that the assertions he makes in his press release regarding freedom of speech are genuine beliefs rather than just words.
Our constitution guarantees the right to free speech, and as a lawyer in good standing thus far, we are aware that he will ensure that this right is upheld for every Ghanaian.
He has been accused of engaging in selective justice, and despite the fact that he asserts in his press release that our constitution forbids discrimination of any kind, he has not demonstrated that he is not engaging in selective justice.
One would have felt that a case like Menzgold would have been for some time finished up so all the numerous Ghanaians who admire him as the AG of Ghana and who are the enduring clients of Menzgold, would have done whatever it takes to guarantee a rapid preliminary of any wrongdoing purportedly carried out by Nana
Appiah Mensah so his enduring clients would get equity since they should likewise be dealt with similarly immediately of their case.
When the Bank of Ghana (BOG) stated that it had investigated a company called Menzgold owned by Nana Appiah Mensah, also known as NAM1, we were all in this country. Now fast forward to September 2018, when the Security and Exchange Commission of Ghana dissolved this business, which resulted in excruciating losses for thousands of Ghanaians who had invested in it.
The supposed reason for closing down his business is that he was working without the essential licenses notwithstanding the way that he was participating in a Ponzi conspire.
Throughout the world, Ponzi schemes are fraudulent schemes, and when they are discovered, investors are protected, the operators are swiftly prosecuted, assets are sold, and recovered investments are returned to their unsuspecting investors.
Unfortunately, a pretentious prosecution is being conducted in Ghana under the current Attorney General's watch to deceive the general public into thinking that something is being done when, in fact, the accused person is having fun at the expense of its customers—many of whom have died at the hands of this AG and NPP government—but the AG sees nothing wrong with delaying the prosecution.
Customers in Ghana are not represented by anyone speaking on their behalf, and the government is not taking the serious measures that other civilized nations take to ensure that victims of such scams are compensated or restored.
Such foul play has been continuous since September 2018 spreading over an extremely extensive stretch of five (5) years with the clients crying and moaning unto the demise ears of the AG.
Even the advice that the AG was supposed to give to make it easier for NAM1 to be prosecuted on a criminal charge has not been sent out for five years.
Truly, the time spent to plan and issue the Public statement might have been exceptional used to set up the counsel to the police so they can rapidly begin the preliminary in the NAM1 case.
The same can be said for the cases of Ahmed Suale, J. B. Danquah, and others, all of which have crawled as if they do not deserve justice or equality before the law.
Interestingly, the AG sees the need to pray for a daily trial in the name of politics, but at the expense of the rights of Mr. Gyakye Quayson, a Ghanaian citizen who has done nothing in comparison to the case of NAM1. This is done under very weak excuses and in an orchestrated trial.
The inquiry is, is Hon Gyakye Quayson equivalent under the watchful eye of the law? Does he merit equity? Is he deserving of a just trial? Which legal principles are applicable to the Opuni, Gyakye Quayson, and Cassiel Ato Forson cases but not to the Ahmed Suale, Major Mahama, J. B. Danquah, Menzgold, etc. cases?
The fact of the matter is that we do not require any press release from him addressing issues such as equality before the law, discrimination, freedom of speech, etc. Words don't mean as much as actions do.
Extremely conspicuous and famous characters in Ghana have spoken and encouraged the AG to end the Gyakye Quayson case and we want to believe that he would tune in.
Assin North's election result is a resounding victory that sends a message to the NPP that Hon Gyakye Quayson is the one they want. This message, despite the NPP's machinations in Assin North, is like an egg in the NPP's face. As a result, we anticipate that the AG will follow the sound advice of the two former Ghanaian AGs, Domaahene. Hon. Ayikwei Otoo Marietta Brew, whose younger brother Godfred Yeboah Dame has all spoken with, has been advised to stop the prosecution before more eggs are thrown in his face.
To acquire "languishing" from the VP Dr. Bawumia when he was hectically crusading against the NDC and went on a singing spree...tailors are sufferings, market ladies are enduring, medical caretakers are enduring, handymen are suffering.....everybody is languishing.
In light of this pain, we would also say:
Menzgold clients are enduring, The group of late Major Mahama are enduring, Ahmed Suale is suffering...J. B. Danquah is suffering...And on different hand...Opuni is suffering...Gyakye Quayson is suffering....Cassiel Ato Forson is languishing...
We likewise need fast preliminary in the Menzgold, Ahmed Suale, Major Mahama and J. B. Danquah cases and on this premise might they at any point sympathetic additionally apply for day to day preliminaries in these cases as well?
Equity should be believed to be sought after and done to every possible kind of people and in all cases.
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