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Dafeamekpor urges Parliament to stay out of Aksa probe, backs expert-led inquiry

He proposed a committee comprising representatives from the Office of the Special Prosecutor (OSP), the Attorney-General’s Office, the judiciary and relevant civil society organisations.“We should have a team from OSP because they've been in the middle of the matter already; OSP, perhaps some senior lawyers from the Office of the Attorney General, a judge, and maybe one or two experts from within CSOs, relevant CSOs, to look into this,” he said.
Mr Dafeamekpor added that the Attorney-General’s Office and the OSP appeared to have been working together on the matter.
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