2023 Martin A. B. K. Amidu 2023 Martin A. B. K. Amidu

THE OSP IS SUPPRESSING THE FACTS AND EVIDENCE IN THE AKSA-GHANA BRIBERY DEAL FOR THE MAHAMA GOVERNMENT

The conviction of Asante Kwaku Berko by the United States District Court Eastern District of New York on 6 August 2026 came as a surprise to the Mahama government which is now engaged in damage control using lies, fabrications, and propaganda to evade accountability. The Statement of the OSP at its media conference on 26 August 2026 at which the Special Prosecutor state inter alia that: “....We have been actively and carefully investigating the Ghanaian dimension....” is a barefaced lie being told by the government to swindle the public about an intention to kill any investigations into the AKSA-Ghana bribery deal.

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2023 Martin A. B. K. Amidu 2023 Martin A. B. K. Amidu

NOTHING USEFUL WILL COME OUT OF ANY INVESTIGATION INTO THE GHANA - AKSA BRIBERY DEAL

EOCO as presently constituted and controlled by the Attorney-General is the worse vehicle for impartial apolitical investigation and prosecution of the Asante Berko-Aksa-Ghana bribery deal whether for corruption or money laundry. EOCO under its present leadership has been weaponized as the Ghanaian Gestapo for hunting down perceived adversaries through the process of criminal justice administration and protecting the government’s own appointees and supporters from prosecution. The evidence will be suppressed!

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2023 Martin A. B. K. Amidu 2023 Martin A. B. K. Amidu

WILL PRESIDENT MAHAMA STOP DECEIVING GHANAIANS AND TELL US WHAT HAPPENED TO OSP INVESTIGATIONS INTO AKSA BRIBERY DEAL?

With the investigative tools and other tradecraft available to the GoG, a completed investigation docket must have been ready by the OSP for prosecution or other law enforcement agencies investigating other criminal aspects of the Asante Berko-AKSA-Ghana Bribery deal before the NDC won the 7 December 2024 elections. This case mysteriously disappeared from cases under investigation by the OSP and is not listed on its website today. President Mahama must, therefore, tell us what happened to the OSP investigation into the AKSA-Ghana bribery deal.

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