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Former Finance Minister Ken Ofori-Atta has filed a lawsuit against the Office of the Special Prosecutor (OSP), seeking to overturn its decision to declare him wanted.
The legal action aims to secure an injunction preventing the OSP from reissuing the declaration, which Ofori-Atta argues is without merit and legally unfounded.
The dispute stems from an earlier announcement by the OSP, which labelled the former minister a fugitive in connection with alleged corruption and financial misconduct.
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Ofori-Atta has consistently denied any wrongdoing, asserting that he has cooperated with the investigation through his legal representatives.
In his suit, Ofori-Atta contends that the OSP’s actions have caused irreparable harm to his reputation and personal life.
He argues that the declaration was issued without adherence to due process, infringing on his rights and unjustly portraying him as a criminal.
As the case unfolds, legal experts anticipate that it could set a significant precedent regarding the limits of the special prosecutor’s authority and the procedural safeguards required in such high-profile investigations.
Ofori-Atta is urging the court to restrain the OSP from making further public statements against him until the judicial process reaches a conclusion.
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