By: Alexander Afriyie The scent of corruption and controversy wafts through the unfinished halls of Ghana’s…
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“Ghana’s Electoral Conundrum: The Gyakye Quayson Saga”
By: Alexander Afriyie The Gyakye Quayson saga has been a defining moment in Ghana’s electoral history,…
“Ghana’s Dual Citizenship Conundrum: Lessons from the Gyakye Quayson Saga”
By: Alexander Afriyie The Gyakye Quayson trial has sparked a national conversation about dual citizenship in…
“The Rule of Law Under Siege: Ghana’s Parliamentary Immunity Debate”
By: Alexander Afriyie The recent attempted arrest of Reverend John Ntim Fordjour, Member of Parliament for…
A Step Towards Renewal: Why Ghana’s Suspension of Post-Retirement Contracts is a Good Move
Ghana’s government has taken a bold step towards reforming its public sector management by suspending post-retirement…
Revolutionizing Breast Cancer Diagnosis: Peace and Love Hospital Leads the Way
In a groundbreaking achievement, Peace and Love Hospital in Kumasi, Ghana, has become one of the…
ECG Procurement Scandal: A Tale of Negligence and Mismanagement
A shocking investigation has uncovered a web of negligence, mismanagement, and procurement breaches at the Electricity…
Surge in Online Fraud: Ghana’s Cyber Security Authority Sounds Alarm
A worrying trend is emerging in Ghana’s digital landscape. The Cyber Security Authority (CSA) has reported…
The Dark Side of Power: How Richard Jakpa’s Tactics are Eroding Trust in Ghana’s National Security
Richard Jakpa, the newly appointed Director of Special Operations at the National Security Secretariat, has been making waves in Ghana’s security circles. However, his methods have raised more questions than answers, sparking concerns about the erosion of trust in the country’s national security apparatus.
A recent operation that has come under scrutiny is the nighttime search of the immediate past governor of the Bank of Ghana. Despite having a court warrant, the way the search was conducted has been criticized. The disconnection of CCTV cameras and other questionable search methods have only added to the controversy ¹.
Furthermore, Jakpa’s approach to interrogation has been slammed for being heavy-handed. Arresting individuals and holding them for over 20 hours without proper justification is not only unfair but also potentially unlawful. As one expert noted, “In any investigation, it’s essential to do your due diligence before inviting a suspect for questioning. Keeping someone for extended periods as a show of force is not only unprofessional but also counterproductive.”
Jakpa’s tactics have sparked fears that the National Democratic Congress (NDC) is losing the goodwill it had built. The party’s leadership must take a stand against Jakpa’s questionable methods and ensure that the rule of law is upheld.
It is essential to remember that power is temporary, and those who wield it must do so responsibly. As Ghana continues to navigate the complexities of its democratic journey, it is crucial that the actions of individuals like Richard Jakpa are scrutinized and held to account.
The fight against corruption is a noble one, but it must be waged in a civic manner. The ends do not justify the means, and Jakpa’s tactics are a stark reminder of this. It is time for the NDC to take a stand and ensure that justice is served, not through intimidation and coercion, but through the rule of law.
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Speciallady Awareness Promotes Menstrual Hygiene and Reproductive Health in Ashanti Region
Accra, Ghana – Speciallady Awareness recently conducted a successful series of outreach programs in senior high…