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ORAL is a toothless, I won’t respond to their call- Former Deputy AG

Tue, Feb 11 2025 10:48 AM
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The former Deputy Attorney General, Alfred Tuah-Yeboah, has described President John Mahama’s Operation Recover All Loot (ORAL) initiative as a toothless agenda, stating that he would not respond to their call if invited.

Speaking on JoyNews’ AM Show on Tuesday, he remarked, “I see ORAL as a toothless institution without the power to investigate or engage in many activities,” when asked by Sweety Aboache if the initiative could help combat the issue of corruption in the country.

“Martin Kpebu (ORAL Committee member), who just spoke, is a private legal practitioner. He doesn’t have the power to investigate, nor does he have the authority to mount prosecutions. So, if Martin Kpebu were to invite me, I wouldn’t attend, even if I were corrupt. And even if I were corrupt, and the Police or EOCO invited me, I would dare not,” Mr Tuah-Yeboah added, following Martin Kpebu’s submissions on the show.

The former Deputy Attorney General further noted, “In my view, they (ORALCommittee) cannot help in any way with the fight against corruption. We have state institutions for that purpose. If we have resources, they should be channelled to these state institutions so they can do their job.”

The ORAL Committee, led by Member of Parliament for North Tongu, Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa, submitted over two thousand cases of corruption and related issues to the president on Monday.

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According to Mr Ablakwa, the cases were received from the public and mostly involved suspected corruption by officials of the previous government.

After receiving the reports, President Mahama handed them over to the Attorney General and Minister of Justice, Dr Dominic Ayine, to review and take legal action.

Read also: Commence immediate probe into ORAL report – Mahama orders Attorney General

The committee revealed that the state could potentially recover over $21 billion from stolen state assets, the majority of which are lands and bungalows.

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