Leader of IMANI-Africa, Franklin Cudjoe, has contended that the charges being made by the troubled Chief of Police, Alex Mensah, against the Overseer General of Police, George Akuffo Dampare, should be composed.
As per him, thinking about the admission made by COP Mensah that he had long held onto a desire to become IGP, it is very clear anything that assertion he is making against the IGP is polluted with bias and should be taken with a spot of salt.
He said the enquiry need not to forge ahead with those claims but rather should stay zeroed in on the center justification for why it was laid out.
"The justification for this enquiry is to lay out specific realities; whether the voices are credible, whether a portion of the remarks that have been made can be credited to the said people - the observers. Thus to an extremely huge degree they have acknowledged that the majority of the remarks are theirs.
"Indeed, I can comprehend we need to look for scientific specialists to find whether certain parts of the tape have been doctored, that likely could be in the freedoms of everybody, except for me I'm attempting to comprehend what's going on here.
"This is a noble man who says that look, he had breast fed sentiments about being named the IGP and afterward in light of that he's had every one of these, for absence of a superior word, a contempt towards the individual of the IGP of some kind. Presently there has been a spilled tape including him and afterward he's making different allegations that the IGP is an exceptionally terrible pioneer, he's at focus with the tactical foundation, I mean, I'm attempting to comprehend how we ought to concede a portion of these remarks or discourse from a similar individual who has haboured these profound negativity and profound contempt for the individual of the IGP.
"Most this could be created truly and perhaps we ought to invest energy investigating those matters yet for me I think this matter is straight forward. He's acknowledged that his voice is on the tape, he made those intense allegations and the matter for me closes there," he said on Popular narrative on Satisfaction FM.
COP Mensah, Bugri Naabu and two others are confronting parliament's impromptu panel for their part in a spilled sound tape where they were heard supposedly plotting to get the IGP out of office.
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On July 25, the Speaker of Parliament named Abuakwa South MP, Samuel Atta-Akyea as the director of a 7-part impromptu panel to test the as of late released disputable sound in what voices are heard furtively plotting to expel the Overseer General of Police.
The viral sound, which uncovered an alleged scheme by a senior cop and a main individual from the overseeing New Devoted Party (NPP) to eliminate the Monitor General of Police (IGP), Dr George Akuffo Dampare from office, brought about a discussion on the floor of Parliament with the Minority requiring a measurable review.
In this way, the Speaker of Parliament, Alban Sumana Bagbin proposed the setting up of the Extraordinary Advisory group.
Mr. Bagbin requested that the board of trustees present its report by September 10, 2023.
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