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Politicians who steal millions shouldn’t think they’re above those who steal goats - Ayariga

“I don’t believe that anybody should try to use this chamber or any platform to intimidate the law enforcement agencies when they are cracking down on criminal conduct, be they conduct of politicians, of ordinary armed robbers, of any other citizen,” he said.
Speaking in Parliament, Mahama Ayariga said lawmakers should not use the chamber or other platforms to intimidate law enforcement agencies when they are carrying out their duties, particularly when dealing with alleged criminal conduct.
We think that we belong to a special class and when law enforcement agencies come after us, we will protest,” he said.
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