
Former Attorney General Martin Amidu questions Special Prosecutor on Berko-AKSA bribery investigation
Former Attorney General Martin Amidu is seeking answers from the Office of the Special Prosecutor OSP regarding the status of its investigation into the Asante Kwaku Berko-AKSA Ghana bribery case. Amidu states that the OSP began its investigation in April 2020 and should provide an account of its actions over the past six years, especially since Special Prosecutor Kissi Agyebeng claimed the OSP collaborated with US authorities in the investigation that led to Berko's conviction. Amidu suggests that OSP records, including the Station Diary and Diary of Action, should detail the work done. He also questions why the issue appears to focus on former Power Minister Dr. Kwabena Donkor, noting that US court records indicate the bribery deal involved fund transfers to Ghana between January and December 2016, after Dr. Donkor's appointment had been terminated by then President Mahama. Amidu asks President Mahama and Special Prosecutor Agyebeng to clarify what transpired at the Ministry of Power after Dr. Donkor's departure.



