Minority Accuses A-G of Abusing Office Through ‘Unlawful Raids’

Ghana’s Minority in Parliament has leveled serious accusations against Attorney General Dr. Dominic Ayine, claiming he has abused his office by ordering what they describe as unlawful searches, arrests, and investigations targeting former government appointees.

Constitutional Concerns Raised

The opposition lawmakers argue that the current actions of national security operatives, allegedly ordered by the Attorney General, undermine the constitutional mandate of the office. The Minority made these claims during a press briefing at Parliament, though specific details of the alleged incidents were not immediately disclosed.

Growing Tensions Over Executive Actions

This latest accusation adds to growing tensions between the current administration and opposition members regarding the treatment of former officials. The Minority maintains that such actions, if proven unlawful, represent a dangerous precedent for Ghana’s democratic institutions.

The Attorney General’s office has yet to publicly respond to these allegations. Political analysts suggest this development may signal escalating conflicts between the government and opposition as Ghana navigates its current political landscape.