‘Mr Martin Amidu Was Incompetent’- Kwasi Pratt

Ace Ghanaian journalist and the Managing Editor at the Insight Newspaper, Kwasi Pratt has questioned the government counter letter to disclaim some of the allegations raised by the former Special Prosecutor, Martin Amidu.

The Special Prosecutor, Martin Amidu shocked Ghanaians when he announced his resignation on Monday.

Mr Amidu noted in his resignation letter that his appointment letter was given to him two years after he was appointed.

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Again, he also said he was never paid for three years of service to the country.

And the reason which shocked Ghanaians most was the president interference on his duties as stated by him in the letter.

Since then many opinion leaders, government officials and other opposition political leaders have expressed their thoughts.

The former member of the Alliance for Change group, was speaking at a panel discussion on Good Morning Ghana on Metro TV when he made this assertion.

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According to him, he is not surprised Mr Amidu has resigned unlike many Ghanaians who are still in shock over his resignation.

However, to him what he finds it a bit dicey is the two different letters from the speaker of Parliament and the office of the government concerning Amidu’s resignation.

According to the first letter from the office of the Speaker of Parliament, it showed that President Akufo-Addo highly recommended and appreciated his 3 years of service to the Nations as the Special Prosecutor.

However, another counter letter was released from the office of the president signed by his secretary.

In this letter, government however, disclaimed all the allegations Mr Amidu raised in his resignation letter.

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Mr Pratt after reading both letters during his submission then stated that, if what the government is saying is true then, “Mr Martin Amidu was incompetent.”

Mr Pratt then questioned why the government would come out with a different letter to counter the allegations of the former Special Prosecutor after commending and appreciating him in the letter.

Source: Ghanaarticles.com