I Will Prosecute John Mahama For His Role In Airbus Saga After Election 2020 – Special Prosecutor Tells Akufo-Addo

The Special Prosecutor, Martin Amidu has officially reported his findings on the infamous Airbus deal to President Akufo-Addo, implicating former President Mahama as the much sought-after Government official 1.

According the special prosecutor, he is holding on with investigations into Mr John Dramani Mahama’s alleged involvement in the infamous Airbus scandal till after the December 7 general elections.

Mr. Amidu made this revelation as part of his final report on the much criticized Agyapa deal in a document submitted to the President.

Read his full statement on the Airbus deal below…………

This Office also has warrants of arrest issued by the Courts of Ghana, and an Interpol Red Alert Notice outstanding for execution in the case of the Republic v Samuel Adam Mahama and Others (known as the Airbus SE — Ghana Bribery Scandal involving the then Government of Ghana), not to talk of documentary evidence of suspected forgeries and deceit of a public officer by the three full-blood brothers in the corruption transaction to obtain a Ghanaian passport for Samuel Adam Mahama.

This Office has established the identity of elected Government official 1 to be former President John Dramani Mahama whose brother of the full blood is Samuel Adam Foster also known as Samuel Adam Mahama. The only reason the former President has not been invited for interrogation (in spite of all threats from some of his followers and lawyers) is the fact that he got himself an insurance as the Presidential candidate of the other largest political party in Ghana and prudence dictated that the interrogation be held in abeyance during this election season.

The former President has also not offered to make any voluntary statement to this Office despite the publication of an alleged interview containing admissions purportedly made by the former President to a Daily Graphic reporter without the full voice recording which in the meantime remains just hearsay.

Source: GhanaFeed.Com