Let's grow up; if Baffour Awuah wanted to abscond, would he have reported to EOCO? - Kpebu asks
To him, keeping the lawmaker in custody does not help the case of the Economic and Organised Crime Office (EOCO)
Lawmaker Martin Kpebu has questioned the purpose of detaining Manhyia South MP Baffour Awuah, arguing that it harms the Economic and Organised Crime Office (EOCO) case. Kpebu pointed out that Awuah reported to the EOCO in February, yet he was not able to abscond. He emphasized that keeping Awuah in custody does not aid the EOCO's objectives.
The Economic and Organised Crime Office stated that Awuah voluntarily surrendered on October 1 and is currently in custody, with the Office working with the Attorney-General to meet constitutional timelines and bring him before a weekend court. Despite this, Kpebu remains unconvinced that keeping Awuah in custody is the best course of action.
The Minority Leader warned that the NDC's actions are causing a cycle of political persecution, making it difficult for moderate voices within the NPP to call for calm.
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