Yaw Nsarkoh has said Ghana’s Attorney-General must not be treated as a mouthpiece for political projects. The former executive vice president of Unilever Ghana and Nigeria made the comment while calling for reform of Ghana’s prosecutorial system. His warning focuses on how the Attorney-General’s office is presented to the public. Nsarkoh argues that prosecutors should act as guardians of the law, not as channels through which political projects are promoted. The remarks place the AG’s public role within Ghana’s wider debate about prosecutorial independence and accountability. Nsarkoh paired this position with a broader demand for reforms to the country’s prosecutorial system.