Dafeamekpor defends Ayine’s handling of Aksa case, faults past AGs
The Majority Chief Whip in Parliament, Rockson-Nelson Dafeamekpor, has called for Parliament to distance itself from investigations into the alleged bribery scandal surrounding the Aksa power deal, arguing that a multi-agency committee could help establish the facts and ensure accountability.
Rockson-Nelson Dafeamekpor, Majority Chief Whip, has come to Dr Dominic Ayine's defense regarding the handling of the Aksa power deal bribery scandal. He criticized the actions of previous administrations, stating that they did not act decisively enough. Dafeamekpor praised Ayine's approach, noting his proactive steps since becoming Attorney-General in 2021.
He emphasized the importance of addressing the bribery allegations without politicizing the investigation, and urged all relevant institutions to work together to examine the matter.
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