Accra, Ghana – Former Attorney-General and Minister for Justice, Godfred Yeboah Dame, has attributed the acquittal of former Chief Executive Officer of the Microfinance and Small Loans Centre (MASLOC), Sedina Tamakloe Attionu, to actions taken by the current administration, rejecting claims that the previous Akufo-Addo administration mishandled the appeal process.

His remarks come amid public debate over the legal proceedings that resulted in the acquittal of the former MASLOC boss.

Godfred Dame Rejects Criticism of Previous Government

Responding to allegations surrounding the case, Godfred Dame maintained that the Akufo-Addo administration pursued the matter in accordance with the law and did not fail in its handling of the appeal.

According to the former Attorney-General, suggestions that the previous government was responsible for the outcome are inaccurate and do not reflect the facts of the case.

He argued that developments under the current administration ultimately led to the acquittal.

Comments Follow Sedina Attionu Verdict

The former Attorney-General’s comments follow renewed discussions after Sedina Attionu was acquitted, a decision that has generated differing reactions from legal analysts, politicians, and members of the public.

The case has remained one of the country’s most closely watched legal matters due to its significance in Ghana’s anti-corruption and public accountability efforts.

Calls for Objective Public Debate

Godfred Dame urged the public to assess the case based on legal facts rather than political narratives.

He stressed the importance of allowing legal processes to be discussed objectively while avoiding misinformation regarding the actions of previous administrations.

According to him, accountability within the justice system must be guided by evidence and the rule of law.

Political and Legal Reactions Continue

The acquittal of Sedina Attionu continues to generate political and legal debate, with stakeholders offering varying interpretations of the court’s decision and the handling of the case.

Observers expect discussions surrounding the matter to continue as both legal experts and political actors examine its implications for Ghana’s justice system and public accountability.