Sedina Tamakloe release vindicates NPP’s selective justice concerns – Agyapa Mercer

“It’s for the good people of this country to determine whether, indeed and in fact, the ends of justice have been met, or that it is the usual politics where opponents of the party in office are victimised, taken through the processes of the law, and people who are aligned to the governing party are set free,” he said.“When it’s selective, when there’s cherry-picking, when it’s obvious to everybody that when it comes to some segment of the Ghanaian populace who are affiliated to a particular party… the kinds of things that we’ve seen clearly feed into the perception that this government is out to set the people affiliated to it free, and to hold the NPP people to account,” he added.

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