Godfred Yeboah Dame, the Attorney General and Minister of Justice, appeared in court on Tuesday, October 11, for the case of Chinese national Aisha Huang, who is accused of unlawful mining. Dame was in court for the case of Huang (galamsey).
At the Accra High Court, the judge was informed that Freddie Blay will now be the representative for the three other accomplices who are on trial for illegal mining and trading of minerals without a license. These charges stem from the fact that the accomplices did not have the proper licenses to do so.
Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa, commenting on the most recent turn of events, argues that it is evidence that the NPP government has a vested interest in the Aisha Huang case.
According to him, the NPP government is concerned about managing sensitive information and containing the dissemination of hazardous secrets regarding the Aisha Huang crisis. Specifically, the NPP is concerned about handling sensitive information.
In a post that was shared on Facebook, Ablakwa stated, "This government must really have such a special interest in the Aisha Huang affair that it always schemes under bizarre, nefarious, unpatriotic, and destructive circumstances to ensure that only a certain calibre of "trusted" and "preferred" lawyers associate closely with the Aisha Huang case."
The Member of Parliament for North Tongu continued by saying, "Instructively, it is clear to me that the government is more concerned about managing sensitive information and containing the spread of dangerous secrets about the Aisha Huang debacle even more than the damage that a negative public perception about an immediate past NPP Chairman defending Aisha Huang's accomplices can do to its already tarnished image."
He is certain that the true day of judgment is on its way, and that on that day, all deceit, political chicanery, and shenanigans involving galamsey will be unmasked and completely vanquished.
source:modernghana.com
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