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Mahama won’t protect anyone linked to AKSA bribery scandal – Deputy AG
“There shouldn't be any doubt in anybody's mind that any minister who served under the first administration of the President will be involved in the AKSA bribery and then will be covered, or the President would save him or hide or conceal evidence — no, that I can tell you that is not the President I know,” he said.
Deputy Attorney General Dr Justice Srem-Sai has assured the public that President John Dramani Mahama will not shield anyone implicated in the AKSA bribery scandal.
The Deputy Attorney General said President Mahama would allow investigators and prosecutors to pursue the facts without political interference.
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