The OSP's Involvement in the Berko-AKSA Scandal Raises Questions About Its Fitness to Investigate
OSP Not Fit to Investigate Berko-AKSA Scandal – Brako-Powers
The Office of the Special Prosecutor (OSP) has been accused of not being fit to investigate the Berko-AKSA scandal by Brako-Powers. The OSP was instrumental in helping the FBI prosecute Asante Berko in a US $1m bribery case in 2014.
OSP's Role in Prosecuting Berko
According to US court documents, the OSP provided key evidence in the prosecution of Asante Berko, a former executive director at Goldman Sachs. The bribes were linked to the development and financing of a power plant in Ghana under a deal involving the Republic of Ghana and Aksa Enerji, a Turkish energy company.
OSP's Failure to Act on Berko-AKSA Scandal
Despite its involvement in the prosecution of Asante Berko, the OSP has been accused of not taking action on the Berko-AKSA scandal. In a statement, Brako-Powers questioned why the OSP did not investigate the matter, given its legal framework to do so.
The Importance of Transparency in Governance
The OSP's role in the Berko-AKSA scandal highlights the need for transparency in governance. The public has a right to know what actions the OSP has taken to address the scandal, and whether it is fit to investigate such matters.
What Happens Next?
The OSP's response to Brako-Powers' accusations will be closely watched by the public. The OSP must provide clarity on its actions regarding the Berko-AKSA scandal and demonstrate its commitment to transparency and accountability.
Source: 3News
