Is Afenyo-Markin’s GH¢15 million suit a face-saving writ?
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A debate exists over whether a 15 million GH¢ lawsuit filed by Afenyo-Markin is merely a face-saving measure. Critics argue that filing a defective writ and losing on a technicality does not build public trust. There is a call for the process to be made public and handled properly in court. This would address claims made by Sammy Gyamfi. If Gyamfi has no evidence, the court could expose him. Conversely, if the evidence exists, the legal process should bring it to light.
If Afenyo-Markin does not go back to court, properly, and make the process public, Ghanaians will believe Sammy Gyamfi. That is not law. That is how public trust works. You cannot file a defective writ, lose on a technicality, and then expect us to clap for you and move on. If Sammy Gyamfi has no evidence, let the court expose him. Let him be made to prove his emphatic claim to strict proof. But if he has the evidence he claims to have, then let it also come out.
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