Published
3 years agoon
By
Joe Pee
Former Special Prosecutor Martin Amidu has disclosed that the procurement breaches against former Auditor-General Daniel Yaw Domelovo were cooked.
He believes the supposed alleged procurement malpractices were decoy for vengeance since it was evident the man was not involved in the procurement process or of any breaches thereof.
“In the President Akufo-Addo Government’s desperation for vengeance, the EOCO hauled in the Auditor-General for alleged procurement malpractices involving the absence of public procurement authority approval in a case in which the Auditor-General was clearly not involved in the procurement process or of any breaches thereof. The revenge exacted by the President on Mr. Daniel Domelevo, as an Auditor General exercising the independent constitutional functions assigned to his office under the Constitution as the Auditor General was a clear interference in the performance of the functions of the Auditor-General by the President for making audit findings against members of The Family and yet the doubting Thomases could not again see nor hear.
What makes Daniel Domelevo’s government manufactured procurement suspected breaches warranting EOCO harassment different from the Government’s own breaches of the Public Procurement Act and article 181(5) of the Constitution”, he disclosed in his latest epistle about controversy surrounding the procurement of vaccines by the embattled Minister of Health Kwaku Agyeman Manu.
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