Attorney-General Godfred Dame Attorney-General Godfred Dame has said that criticisms that came with the $111 million judgment debt awarded in favour of Ghana Power Generation Company by the court in the United States, form part of smear campaigns by the opposition National Democratic Congress (NDC) to tarnish his works. Mr Dame explained that "the award was final, and my duty will be to ensure that the Ministry of Finance pays. "And indeed, the Minister of Finance has not paid. I'm not a Minister for Finance," he said on Wednesday. "I think all these attempts, with all respect, aim to hurl mud at my reputation will not stick because the record will show that in my tenure as Attorney General, there has not been a single judgement debt," he added. His comments come at a time when Former Minister of Power Dr Kwabena Donkor questioned why he did not defend the government of Ghana in the $111 million judgment debt. He asked why the Attroney-General did not defend the government in the case? "What was the Attorney-General's Department and the Ministry of Energy doing?