NPP believes in rule of law

Mr Edward Kwasi Akuoko, an New Patriotic Party activist has emphasized that the party believed in the rule of law and would not initiate illegal suits against people just for political convenience.

He said: "The NPP government would never embark on baseless law suits of witch-hunting of any sort because it upholds and respects the principle of rule of law."

Mr Kwasi Akuoko, was reacting to an alleged statement made by the former First Lady, Nana Konadu Agyemang Rawlings on a Kumasi-based radio station to the effect that the government's trial of officials of the 31st December Women's Movement was arbitrary.

She was alleged to have said that their only offence was that the movement had put up day care centres and industries that were promoting growth and empowerment of women in the country.

Mr Akuoko, who is in-charge of Public Relations and Information Management of the Obuasi constituency, challenged the former First Lady to tell the truth instead of throwing dust into the eyes of the public.

He said: "Nana Konadu should therefore tell Ghanaians the real truth for their prosecution and stop creating the impression that they are being tried for no offence committed."

Source: GNA