The Attorney General must provide information about the alleged bribery scandal involving the AKSA power deal. This is the view of Dr James Kwabena Bomfeh Jnr, CEO of the Centre for Conflict and Security Studies.
Dr Bomfeh stated that the Attorney General has a duty to account to Ghanaians. This duty exists even if people do not trust the office. The information relates to allegations of bribery in the AKSA energy deal.
He emphasized that the Attorney General's office holds information that the public has a right to know. This includes details surrounding the bribery allegations.
The Centre for Conflict and Security Studies is a think tank focused on security matters. Dr Bomfeh is also a lecturer at the University of Professional Studies, Accra UPSA.
The AKSA power deal has been the subject of bribery allegations. These allegations are currently being investigated.
The Attorney General's office is responsible for legal matters concerning the state. This includes investigating corruption and ensuring accountability.
Dr Bomfeh's comments highlight the public's expectation for transparency in government dealings. He stressed the importance of the Attorney General fulfilling their role responsibly.