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United Party petitions accountability institutions over alleged extortion – Solomon Owusu

Owusu disclosed that copies of the petition have been sent to the Attorney General, the Ghana Police Service, the Criminal Investigation Department (CID), the Office of the Special Prosecutor (OSP) and the judge through their official email addresses.
Owusu said the petition follows allegations by Sammy Gyamfi, a parliamentarian, concerning the use of absentee minority leader Afenyo Markin and their implications for the exercise of state power.
He said the current petition forms part of a broader effort by the United Party to investigate what it describes as a pattern of alleged extortion within the system.
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