Ambulance case: I’ll flee from traps set for me – Attorney General breaks silence

Attorney General and Minister of Justice, Godfred Yeboah Dame, has broken his silence days after the opposition National Democratic Congress released a supposed damning audio conversation between him and Richard Jakpa, the third accused in the controversial defective ambulance case.

After his first appearance in court today since the audio was aired, Mr. Dame said the Lord would see him through his travail.

Speaking to the media, Godfred Yeboah Dame expressed confidence that he will overcome any traps set for him.
“All I can say is that the Lord does not delight in the pleasure of the wicked. Even though they have laid traps for me, I will flee from them. And righteousness will always prevail over evil,” he added.

The Attorney General has been accused of misconduct after his conversation with Mr. Jakpa came to light.
The NDC’s national communications officer Sammy Gyamfi in a media interaction after the court said the audio is a clear evidence of what transpire between Attorney general and Richard Jakpa released an audio recording which allegedly captures a conversation in which Godfred Dame is heard coaching the third accused, Richard Jakpa, on what to say in court, with instructions aimed at discrediting the Minority Leader, Dr. Ato Forson.