The National Communications Officer of the National Democratic Congress (NDC), Sammy Gyamfi, has slammed Attorney General Godfred Yeboah Dame for his handling of the ambulance case involving Minority Leader, Dr. Cassiel Ato Forson.
Following the Court of Appeal’s decision to acquit and discharge Dr. Forson, Mr. Gyamfi criticized Mr. Dame for his intention to challenge the verdict, accusing him of prioritizing political agenda over justice.
During an interview on Citi FM, Mr. Gyamfi described Mr. Dame as the “worst Attorney General” in Ghana’s history. He emphasized that it was “disgraceful” for the Attorney General to be cautioned by the trial court to stay away from the case he was prosecuting.
Mr. Gyamfi went on to state, “To further prove the malice of Godfred Dame in this whole matter is the fact that he didn’t have the decency and the patience to wait for the ruling of the Court of Appeal before issuing that ‘useless’ press statement. So this is clearly a man who is hell-bent, not interested in achieving justice, just interested in oppressing, intimidating, harassing, victimizing political opponents for cheap political goals.”
He concluded by saying, “He’s the worst Attorney General in the history of this country. The first Attorney General to be cautioned or advised by a trial court to stay away from a matter that he’s prosecuting, that’s how disgraceful Godfred Dame has been reduced to.”
The acquittal of Dr. Cassiel Ato Forson in the ambulance case has sparked controversy and criticism towards the Attorney General, with many questioning his motives and judgment in the handling of the case.
