he North Tongu MP says the Attorney General and Minister for Justice, Godfred Yeboah Dame, cannot intimidate him with legal action.
Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa insists he owes the AG no apology over his comment regarding the 44-year-old.
According to him, the AG should instead apologise to Ghanaians for engaging in illegalities since his appointment.
Speaking to Samson Lardy on Newsfile on Saturday, the Parliament’s Ranking Member on the Foreign Affairs disclosed that he “knows too much about this project [National Cathedral].”
“He will not get any apology. He must be apologising to the Ghanaian people for all the illegalities and the dubious contracts he has been engaging in.
Ablakwa had claimed that Godfred Yeboah Dame had been registered as Secretary of the National Cathedral Board while serving as a board member of the Public Procurement Authority (PPA) that approved the contract for the project design.
However, on Wednesday, June 22, the Attorney General issued a two-page statement demanding an apology from the MP for alleged misconduct and impropriety on his part over procurement processes for the National Cathedral.
According to the Attorney-General, the allegation “is utterly false.”
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