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Some religious leaders in Kumasi have endorsed a call Rev. Emmanuel Martey for investigations into all judgment debts paid by the country since the beginning of the Fourth Republic.
Moderator of the Presbyterian Church of Ghana, Reverend Professor Emmanuel Martey, made the call about two weeks ago in Kumasi.
He was commenting on the Woyome judgement debt saga and the yet-to be unraveled Construction Pioneers' case.
The Convention People’s Party has made a similar call.
The latest hint of more revelation by Attorney-General and Justice Minister, Benjamin Kumbour, at the Public Accounts Committee hearing appears to raise more concerns.
President of the Ghana Baptist Convention, Reverend Dr. Steve Asante, Ashanti Regional Chief Imam, Sheikh Abdul Munin Harun, and the Methodist Bishop of Kumasi Diocese, Reverend Professor Kwadwo Sarfo Kantanka, all have raised issues about the development.
They have therefore expressed their sentiments, backing calls by Reverend Professor Martey.
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