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Patrick Boamah credits Godfred Dame for Ghana’s victory in $400m Tullow tax arbitration
Okaikwei Central MP Patrick Boamah has credited former Attorney-General Godfred Yeboah Dame with laying the groundwork for Ghana’s successful defence in the nearly US$400 million tax arbitration brought by Tullow Ghana Limited.
He said the former Attorney-General’s role deserved recognition, describing the work as part of his contribution to Ghana’s defence of arbitration claims against the Republic.
Reacting to the ruling in favour of Ghana, Mr Boamah said a substantial portion of the arbitration proceedings took place under Mr Dame’s stewardship before the change of government in 2025.
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