Amid the ongoing controversy surrounding the arrest of NPP’s, Chairman Wontumi, by the Economic and Organised Crime Office (EOCO), KOKA has stirred public attention with some controversial statements.
In a video circulating widely on social media, KOKA was seen issuing a stern warning to EOCO officers.
He accused them of political bias and threatened retaliation if the New Patriotic Party (NPP) regains power.
“I know where you stay. You are laughing at us. We know you’re there mocking us, and your time will come,” KOKA stated in the video.
He further alleged that the Ghana Police Service and other security agencies are acting in the interest of the National Democratic Congress (NDC) rather than serving the people of Ghana.
“This is now a personal vendetta because the police are working for the government,” he said. “The police told us they won’t allow us into the premises. I want them to know this was only a reset, but the process isn’t over.
“When the time comes, we’ll identify you and bring you from your room for judgment,” he added.
Background
KOKA’s statements came during a protest he led with Minority MP’s at the EOCO office, demanding the release of Chairman Wontumi, who has since been in custody.
He is currently under investigations for several serious offenses, including fraud, causing financial loss to the state, and money laundering.
Although bail has been granted in the sum of GH¢50 million, his legal team has so far failed to meet the necessary conditions for his release.
EOCO’s decision to keep the NPP stalwart in custody has triggered a discussion, especially among NPP Minority MPs, who argue the move is politically motivated.
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