Sometimes silence is golden - Martin Kpebu tells Woyome

That is how the General Legal Council found Mr Nerquaye-Tetteh liable.

Mr Kpebu’s condemnation of the act follows Mr Woyome’s comments that he has never paid, nor will he ever pay a bribe, arguing that the state attorney is being victimised.

Again, the legal practitioner added that in this instance, the best response to the matter was to be quiet. 

Mr Kpebu added that the businessman’s humanitarian act only leaves a lot of lingering questions, including whether he has been able to fully pay the judgment debt. 

“You know, as he is even talking now if has managed to give on humanitarian grounds, the first question we should be asking is that, has he finished paying back the judgment debt? 

That money that he was paid to…, you know the Supreme Court held in the civil case on review that he should refund that money.

But I know that he has not finished paying