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

OSP AIRBUS SE-GHANA REPORT – EXPOSING THE GARGANTUAN HOAX

An OSP Airbus SE report containing an objective evaluation and assessment of the evidential facts available to the OSP as of November 2020 as shown hereinbefore would have served the constitutional requirement of probity and accountability in public life by the OSP. Did the investigation and prosecution divisions partake in processes leading to the 8 August 2024 OSP report or was it a one-man enterprise? We need to know!

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

OSP AIRBUS SE 8 AUG REPORT GARGANTUAN HOAX, HOLLOW AND POLITICALLY MOTIVATED

The content of the 8 August 2024 OSP report is subjective, a gargantuan hoax, and hollow, and does great disservice to former President Mahama by creating the perception of the OSP dabbling in the politics of election interference for the greedy self-serving interest of the OSP. It is in the interest of former President Mahama to insist on having a thorough and professional investigation that exonerates or inculpates the suspects and not this cooked one.

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

BIG BROTHER NANA AKUFO-ADDO: USING AIRBUS POLITICS TO AVOID OWN GARGANTUAN CORRUPTION

Big Brother President Nana Akufo-Addo lied his way to the political office of President of Ghana to fight corruption only to supervise the most perceptually corrupt of all the Governments in Ghana in the Fourth Republic since 7 January 1993. The 1992 Constitution does not empower Big Brother President Nana Akufo-Addo to insist upon an investigation into a paltry 4 million Euros alleged Airbus SE-Ghana suspected corruption when he has pushed under the carpet the Gargantuan Agyapa Royalties Transactions procurement malpractices and corruption detailed in a 64-page report.

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

TAXPAYERS HAVE RIGHT TO KNOW WHY AGYEBENG IS HYPING SOME WHILE IGNORING OTHER CASES

The Special Prosecutor cannot be allowed to choose the persons he wishes to investigate and whose cases he would publish in his half-yearly report of the Office of the Special Prosecutor (OSP) and leave out serious cases of corruption and corruption-related offences of procurement malpractices, abuse of public office for profit, and corruption of public officers of persons to whom he was the lawyer in the on-going investigations before he assumed his position in the OSP.

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