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Minority Leader Alexander Afenyo-Markin has been urged by Attorney General and Justice Minister Dr. Dominic Ayine to refrain from abusing his parliamentary immunity by disparaging public servants engaged in lawfully authorized public business.
Dr. Ayine discussed the ongoing inquiry into the reported raid on the residence of Dr. Ernest Addison, the former governor of the Bank of Ghana, during a press conference on Monday, March 24.
The A-G clarified that the event that occurred at the former governor’s residence was a legally sanctioned search rather than a warrant, as some have attempted to claim.
He disclosed that Addison’s remarks on the incident had been captured on tape.
“If the Minority Leader Afenyo-Markin is daring me, we will make that recording available to the media,” Dr Ayine said.
“Afenyo Markin should desist from maligning law enforcement officers and myself for the work that we are doing,” he stated.
Dr. Ayine informed the public of his dedication to acting morally while emphasizing his position as the bar’s leader.
“I am the leader of the bar, and I will act in the best interests of the ethics of the profession. Everyone at the bar knows me for that, so I won’t do anything unethical.”
He added that he had counseled the National Security and the Economic and Organized Crime Office (EOCO) to make sure their investigations are carried out legally.
“I have advised both EOCO and National Security about staying within the bounds of the law when conducting investigations,” he declared.
“Afenyo Markin should not abuse his parliamentary immunity by defaming public officials who are conducting normal, legally sanctioned public business,” the Attorney General reaffirmed.
Source: Ghanatodayonline.com
