Former and first Special Prosecutor, Martin Amidu, has stirred national debate this week after strongly criticizing the Office of the Special Prosecutor (OSP) over the handling of a recent INTERPOL Red Notice issue. According to Amidu, the OSP acted incompetently and misled the public regarding the removal of a former government official from INTERPOL’s wanted list. He argues that the office has failed to uphold the high standards of professionalism and transparency expected in such sensitive matters.Amidu, known for his no-nonsense stance on corruption, described the OSP’s explanation as evasive and misleading, raising concerns about the institution’s credibility and effectiveness. His comments have revived public discussions about the performance of the OSP, accountability in governance, and the need for stronger anti-corruption mechanisms in Ghana.
