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The third accused in the ongoing ambulance procurement trial, Richard Jakpa, has stated in court that the Attorney-General, Godfred Dame chose to meet him at the home of the Supreme Court Judge, Justice Yonny Kulendi because he felt comfortable in that setting.
Mr Jakpa made this statement during his testimony on Thursday, June 20.
According to Mr Jakpa, the meeting took place at the residence of Supreme Court Judge Justice Yonny Kulendi, who is also his cousin.
The businessman explained that the Attorney-General preferred this location for their discussions, as it provided a familiar and secure environment for him.
Mr Jakpa disclosed that the purpose of the meeting was to introduce himself to the Attorney-General before the trial commenced.
He acknowledged that he obtained Mr Dame's contact information through Justice Kulendi, facilitating their communication.
During cross-examination, Jakpa also addressed the issue of WhatsApp messages exchanged between him and the Attorney-General, claiming that the submitted messages were not in their original form and had been tampered with.
He argued that the alterations misrepresented his communication, a claim that further complicates the trial.
The court had earlier admitted the full WhatsApp messages between the two as evidence, with the presiding judge, Justice Afia Serwaa Asare Botwe, noting that the court reserves the right to determine the weight of this evidence.
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