The government has directed the Attorney-General’s Office to study the ruling of the High Court which absolved 15 people of conspiring to murder the Ya-Na and take immediate steps to ensure that justice is done to all persons affected by the ruling.
A statement signed by the Minister of Information, Mr John Tia Akologu, issued in Accra said the government had taken notice of the ruling of the High Court on the Ya-Na case and the subsequent reaction by a section of the general public.
It assured the general public of the government’s commitment to the rule of law and fairness to all manner of persons and called on especially Abudus and Andanis to remain calm while appropriate steps were taken to legally ensure justice and fairness to all.
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IF THE GOVERNMENT WANT JUSTICE AND FAIRNESS THEN IT MUST ASK RAWLINGS TO BRING HIS SO-CALLED TAPE AND INFORMATION FOR THIS TO BE CARRIED OUT.