Former Special Prosecutor, Martin Amidu has warned persons within government who have made it their job to issue threats against him to stop.
According to him, he’ll be forced to come out and make revelations about the government if the threats persist.
He noted that his folks from his hometown, Bawku are demanding to come down south and defend him should any of the people within government attempt to initiate those threats against his life.
In an audio note, he warned that President Akufo-Addo will have himself to blame if he’s harmed in anyway.
“I’m a Ghanaian and I don’t fear anything and, as I said, to die in the cause of fighting corruption is what I started with President Jerry Rawlings on 31st December 1982 and I’m not going to leave it because some people think that they can threaten me. I don’t give a damn about that.
“…If they don’t stop, I’ll respond”, he threatened, saying: “As to what I’ll do, I reserve that for myself but as I said, whatever happens to me, I lay my life for the republic of Ghana and the president has a constitutional duty to protect me. I don’t need any security in my house or to follow me. And anybody who makes an attempt, he will have himself to blame”.
Mr Amidu also revealed that his kinsmen are ready to come down south in his defence.
“People have called and want to come in truckloads from Bawku and I told them that what they are hearing is not true because, as a citizen of Ghana, I’m entitled to say my mind and defend the Constitution.”
Source: GhanaFeed.com
