Fmr NPP MP Storm AG Office With Evidence, Orders AG to Arrest Addo Over Ken Ofori-Atta Criminalities

An unexpected development has emerged in Accra after a former NPP politician reportedly visited the Attorney General’s Office with evidence he claims could expose alleged wrongdoing involving a person known as Addo and former Finance Minister Ken Ofori-Atta.

Witnesses reportedly said the former lawmaker arrived at the office without an appointment and presented a sealed package. He allegedly told officials that the package contained documents, financial information and electronic records that could support his accusations.

The former NPP member is said to have requested an urgent audience with the Attorney General and called for authorities to take immediate steps, including investigating and potentially arresting Addo over the alleged matter.

According to sources familiar with the encounter, the meeting behind closed doors lasted approximately one hour. The former politician reportedly insisted that the material he presented warranted accelerated legal action.

He allegedly claimed that the records showed evidence of organised financial misconduct as well as efforts to conceal alleged wrongdoing connected to the period when Ofori-Atta served as Finance Minister.

The reported confrontation has generated discussion on social media, with a video of the incident attracting more than 1,400 views in about seven hours.

Reactions to the former politician’s actions have been divided. Some supporters have described his decision to approach the Attorney General as a bold attempt to demand accountability and ensure that alleged financial offences are properly investigated.

Others have questioned the timing and motivation behind the move. Critics have suggested that the former party member could be attempting to settle political differences, create tension within the NPP or advance a personal agenda.

Despite the claims, no official conclusion has been reached concerning the alleged evidence or the individuals mentioned. The public is therefore awaiting a response from the Attorney General and any further clarification from the relevant authorities.

If the material submitted is found to contain credible evidence of wrongdoing, it could lead to additional investigations and possible legal action. Until then, the accusations remain allegations that have not been formally established.