Baffour Awuah’s rights not being violated, EOCO is doing its job – Dzimegah
NDC Communications Team member Theophelious Dzimegah Jnr says the Economic and Organised Crime Office (EOCO) is simply doing its job in the Baffour Awuah case and has not violated the Manhyia South MP’s rights. Speaking on JoyNews Newsfile on Saturday, October 3, the legal practitioner pointed to Article 14(3) of the Constitution, which deals with […]
Legal practitioner Theophelious Dzimegah has stated that the Economic and Organised Crime Office (EOCO) is simply doing its mandate in the Baffour Awuah case, and has not violated the Manhyia South MP's rights. According to Dzimegah, Article 14(3) of the Constitution outlines when a detained person must be brought before a court, and EOCO has complied with these requirements.
He believes that Baffour Awuah should have presented himself to investigators, given his role at the law firm linked to the transactions being looked at. The row over how EOCO has gone about getting Mr Baffour Awuah to appear and his subsequent arrest and detention has been the subject of much debate.
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