Two of four NPP MPs whose signatures are on motion to probe Atta-Mills death have denied knowledge – Ahmed Ibrahim says

The late Professor John Evans Atta-Mills

Deputy Minority Whip, Ahmed Ibrahim has said that two New Patriotic Party (NPP) who were part of the four NPP lawmakers who have filed a motion to have Atta-Mills death investigated have declined knowledge of the motion.

He said the two persons confided in him.

The motion is dead on arrival, he added.

He told TV3’s Komla Kluste in interview on Friday February 18 that “As a Deputy Whip my intelligence gathered so far is that two of the people whose signatures are on the motion have confided in me that they were not party to the motion and therefore, somebody put their signatures there. This is a serious matter. If that is the case the Speaker should not be allowed to go into matters that are fictitious or that will amount to perjury, so this motion is aborted at birth.

“Two of their members have confided in me that they have written to their leadership to withdraw their names from the motion.”

The four NPP lawmaker who filed the motion are Frank Annoh-Dompreh lawmaker for Nsawam Adoagyrir, Habib Iddrisu who is MP for Tolon, Davies Ansah Opoku for Mpraeso, Yves Nii Noi Hanson Nortey, Tema Central.

Mr Annoh-Dompreh said the motion is patriotic and well-intended.

The lawmaker for Nsawam Adoagyiri said they are determined to get to the bottom of this matter.

“It’s unfortunate our colleagues are misinterpreting our patriotic and well-intended action. The late President was a National Asset without contention.
“We are determined to get to the bottom of this matter, regardless of your unjustifiable worry,” he tweeted on Friday February 18.

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This development comes after a former Deputy General Secretary of the National Democratic Congress (NDC) Koku Anyidoho called for the investigations 10 years after the death of Professor Mills.

“I am an accomplished citizen of Ghana, with All Rights accruing to me under the Constitution of the Republic. After 10 years of his death, I am respectfully requesting for an, INQUEST, into the death of President John Evans Atta-Mills. God bless our Homeland Ghana,” he earlier said in a tweet on Thursday February 3.

He also revealed that he was accused of having a hand in the death hence his call for the investigation.

In series of tweets on Thursday February 17, the Found and Director of the Atta-Mills Memorial Institute said “I love President Atta-Mills, but I have a RIGHT to protect the Anyidoho Family name. The INQUEST, is to save my PRECIOUS FAMILY NAME! The INQUEST has got nothing to do with any other FAMILY name.”

He added “The peabrians saying I have no locus to ask for an, INQUEST, into the death of President Atta-Mills, should know that; I am doing so because I have been accused of having a hand in the death of President Atta-Mills. I am doing so, to save, the Anyidoho Family name.”

By Laud Nartey|3news.com|Ghana

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