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Less than 24 hours after he released a 27-page response to the Presidency following their reaction to his allegations, the former Special Prosecutor, Martin Amidu has addressed insults from one Nana B. directed at him.
In the letter addressing the insults, the former Attorney-General noted that unprintable and ethnic-centered insults leveled against him by one Nana B. who claims Mr. Amidu's anti-corruption assessment of the Agyapa deal seeks to undermine the integrity of the government.
Below is the full statement:
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