Wrongdoing must be addressed without political bias – Stephen Donkor

Mr Donkor also cautioned against describing a case as a political witch-hunt simply because an individual disagrees with a court decision.

Mr Donkor maintained that concerns about cases should be assessed objectively and addressed through due process, rather than through political affiliation or public pressure.

Mr Donkor said individuals accused of wrongdoing should be treated according to the circumstances of each case, regardless of their political affiliation or which political party is in power.