Kpebu vows to publish full petition if case against OSP is thrown out
Private legal practitioner Martin Kpebu has vowed to publish the full contents of his petition against Special Prosecutor Kissi Agyebeng if the case is dismissed.
Legal practitioner Martin Kpebu has threatened to release the complete petition he filed against Special Prosecutor Kissi Agyebeng if the case is dropped. Kpebu explained that the petition is still pending due to a political settlement, which has stalled the process. He confirmed that his petition was sent to the Chief Justice for consideration, stating, "Yeah, so what has happened is that we are unable to move forward because it’s been put on ice because of a certain political settlement.
People went to beg the president." When asked if the petition had been sent to the Chief Justice, Kpebu responded, "Oh, yes. Absolutely." However, he clarified that his petition is not among those the Chief Justice recently deemed lacking a prima facie case. Kpebu asserted that his petition contains significant allegations and should not be dismissed.
He warned that if the case is thrown out, he would publish the petition, making its contents public. Kpebu expressed his willingness to allow the current process to continue, despite his concerns over the delay. He also suggested that the matter might turn out differently if the Special Prosecutor resigns. Despite this possibility, Kpebu emphasized that his petition should not be dismissed, stating, "But you can’t throw that petition out. If it gets thrown out, I will publish it."
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