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The Chief of Defense Staff, Lieutenant General Thomas Oppong-Peprah and the Military Secretary are expected to testify today in the ongoing ambulance trial.
The two military leaders will address documents submitted by the prosecution, which claim that Richard Jakpa was dismissed from the military in 2007 for unsatisfactory performance and failure to pass promotional exams.
Lawyers for Richard Jakpa believe these documents are intended to undermine his client’s credibility, as he testified in his defence in the criminal trial involving Minority Leader Dr. Cassiel Ato Forson.
The Military Secretary of the Ghana Armed Forces (GAF) Air Commodore Nana Adu Gyamfi is currently in the witness box to give his statement for the Force.
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