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Lawyers for former Attorney-General and Minister of Justice, Mrs Betty Mould Iddrisu Thursday issued a statement describing as a complete fabrication reports that she bought three houses in the United Kingdom.
The statement said the reports formed part of a calculated agenda o sully Mrs Iddrisu's reputation.
"Our client does not own any house in the United Kingdom as alleged [and that] Our client does not have any bank account with Barclays Bank in either the United Kingdom or Ghana," the statement signed by lead lawyer, Mr AtoDadzie stated.
Click to read the full statement issued by Mrs Betty Mould Iddrisu’s lawyers.
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