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Sedina Tamakloe’s acquittal defies ‘law, logic and common sense’ - NPP

The party alluded to a pattern since January 2025 where the Attorney-General has used nolle prosequi and discontinuations to free “virtually every person affiliated to the governing party” standing trial for offences against the public purse.
NPP's demands The party is calling on the Attorney-General to publish a full account of all discontinued cases involving government-affiliated persons since January 2025 and for the Judicial Council to take urgent steps to restore public confidence in the judiciary after a decision that has “gravely undermined” it.
The party added that it will pursue every lawful avenue, including a Supreme Court review, to ensure “those who plundered the public purse are held to account”.
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