Former Special Prosecutor, Martin Amidu has replied President Akufo-Addo saying the flagbearer of the New Patriotic Party (NPP) is the mother serpent of corruption.
According to him, President Akufo-Addo is more dangerous than his compatriots.
In a 27 page letter believed to be a reply to President Akufo-Addo on his resignation, Mr. Martin Amidu said "The President on 7th January 2017 took the Presidential oath in which he pledged, inter alia, “that I will at all times preserve, protect and defend the constitution of the Republic of Ghana and that I dedicate myself to the service and the well-being of the people of the Republic of Ghana and to do right to all manner of persons”
The former special prosecutor further explained that President Akufo-Addo's directives and instruction had the tendency to push him under the bus.
"By his doing wrong to my person as a citizen of Ghana for performing my professional duties in the United Kingdom, Jersey, incorporated Agyapa Royalties Transactions anti-corruption assessment report reinforces the divine revelation that he took the Presidential oath while looking like the innocent flower of anticorruption but being the mother serpent of corruption under it" he fumed.
The former special prosecutor also revealed that he became more convinced beyond any further reasonable doubt after his second meeting with President Akufo-Addo in his office on the evening of Sunday 1st November 2020.
"The President attempted to persuade me to shelve the Agyapa Royalties Limited Transaction anti-corruption assessment report to allow him to deal with the matter through a statement to the public, that God (represented by the Holy Trinity in my Catholic faith) was in his own divine way revealing to me for the first time that President of Ghana only looked like the innocent flower of the fight against corruption but was indeed the mother serpent of corruption under the innocent-looking flower of anti-corruption" he disclosed.
Mr. Martin Amidu added he is grateful to God for that divine revelation.
Story by: Joshua Kwabena Smith
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