Gov’t is protecting Woyome – NPP
Nana Akomea
The opposition New Patriotic Party
(NPP) is accusing the Mahama-led administration of deliberately refusing to
retrieve the 51 million cedis judgment debt paid to Alfred Woyome.
According
to the party, even though there is a Supreme Court ruling asking the state to
retrieve the money, government has deliberately through its actions refused to
abide by the ruling.
Addressing a news conference in
Accra on Thursday, Director of Communications for the NPP, Nana Akomea, argued
that the recent Court of Appeal ruling on the Woyome matter, is a clear
indication that government is not interested in retrieving the money.
“…Mr.
Woyome being paid ¢51.8m of taxpayers’ monies in 2010, clearly showed a
deliberate pattern of high ranking NDC government officials, aided by highly
placed public servants to collude, connive and conspire with NDC connected
individuals to misappropriate taxpayers monies.”
He
argued that “both acquittals were secured on the ground that the state had
not presented a convincing case to the courts for the conviction of Mr. Woyome.
The NPP like a vast number of Ghanaians, is not surprised at these turn of events
regarding the criminal prosecution of Mr. Woyome over the NDC government’s
payment to him of taxpayers monies to the tune of Gh¢51.8m in 2010. At that
time the money was worth $35 million.”
source:kulenunewsblog
Gov’t deliberately protecting Woyome – NPP
Thursday 17th March , 2016 2:32 pm
Nana Akomea
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The
opposition New Patriotic Party (NPP) is accusing the Mahama-led
administration of deliberately refusing to retrieve the 51 million cedis
judgment debt paid to Alfred Woyome.
According to the party, even though
there is a Supreme Court ruling asking the state to retrieve the money,
government has deliberately through its actions refused to abide by the
ruling.
“…Mr. Woyome being paid ¢51.8m of
taxpayers’ monies in 2010, clearly showed a deliberate pattern of high
ranking NDC government officials, aided by highly placed public servants
to collude, connive and conspire with NDC connected individuals to
misappropriate taxpayers monies.”
He argued that “both acquittals were
secured on the ground that the state had not presented a convincing case
to the courts for the conviction of Mr. Woyome. The NPP like a vast
number of Ghanaians, is not surprised at these turn of events regarding
the criminal prosecution of Mr. Woyome over the NDC government’s payment
to him of taxpayers monies to the tune of Gh¢51.8m in 2010. At that
time the money was worth $35 million.”
Gov’t deliberately protecting Woyome – NPP
Thursday 17th March , 2016 2:32 pm
Nana Akomea
6
1
0
0
7
The
opposition New Patriotic Party (NPP) is accusing the Mahama-led
administration of deliberately refusing to retrieve the 51 million cedis
judgment debt paid to Alfred Woyome.
According to the party, even though
there is a Supreme Court ruling asking the state to retrieve the money,
government has deliberately through its actions refused to abide by the
ruling.
“…Mr. Woyome being paid ¢51.8m of
taxpayers’ monies in 2010, clearly showed a deliberate pattern of high
ranking NDC government officials, aided by highly placed public servants
to collude, connive and conspire with NDC connected individuals to
misappropriate taxpayers monies.”
He argued that “both acquittals were
secured on the ground that the state had not presented a convincing case
to the courts for the conviction of Mr. Woyome. The NPP like a vast
number of Ghanaians, is not surprised at these turn of events regarding
the criminal prosecution of Mr. Woyome over the NDC government’s payment
to him of taxpayers monies to the tune of Gh¢51.8m in 2010. At that
time the money was worth $35 million.”
Gov’t deliberately protecting Woyome – NPP
Thursday 17th March , 2016 2:32 pm
Nana Akomea
6
1
0
0
7
The
opposition New Patriotic Party (NPP) is accusing the Mahama-led
administration of deliberately refusing to retrieve the 51 million cedis
judgment debt paid to Alfred Woyome.
According to the party, even though
there is a Supreme Court ruling asking the state to retrieve the money,
government has deliberately through its actions refused to abide by the
ruling.
“…Mr. Woyome being paid ¢51.8m of
taxpayers’ monies in 2010, clearly showed a deliberate pattern of high
ranking NDC government officials, aided by highly placed public servants
to collude, connive and conspire with NDC connected individuals to
misappropriate taxpayers monies.”
He argued that “both acquittals were
secured on the ground that the state had not presented a convincing case
to the courts for the conviction of Mr. Woyome. The NPP like a vast
number of Ghanaians, is not surprised at these turn of events regarding
the criminal prosecution of Mr. Woyome over the NDC government’s payment
to him of taxpayers monies to the tune of Gh¢51.8m in 2010. At that
time the money was worth $35 million.”
Gov’t deliberately protecting Woyome – NPP
Thursday 17th March , 2016 2:32 pm
Nana Akomea
6
1
0
0
7
The
opposition New Patriotic Party (NPP) is accusing the Mahama-led
administration of deliberately refusing to retrieve the 51 million cedis
judgment debt paid to Alfred Woyome.
According to the party, even though
there is a Supreme Court ruling asking the state to retrieve the money,
government has deliberately through its actions refused to abide by the
ruling.
“…Mr. Woyome being paid ¢51.8m of
taxpayers’ monies in 2010, clearly showed a deliberate pattern of high
ranking NDC government officials, aided by highly placed public servants
to collude, connive and conspire with NDC connected individuals to
misappropriate taxpayers monies.”
He argued that “both acquittals were
secured on the ground that the state had not presented a convincing case
to the courts for the conviction of Mr. Woyome. The NPP like a vast
number of Ghanaians, is not surprised at these turn of events regarding
the criminal prosecution of Mr. Woyome over the NDC government’s payment
to him of taxpayers monies to the tune of Gh¢51.8m in 2010. At that
time the money was worth $35 million.”
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