Ejura C’ttee report is political, we reject it -Kaaka’s Family
Family of Ibrahim Mohamed, known in private life as Kaaka, a Social Media Activist has rejected Justice George Koomson-led Committee findings on Ejura accusing members of producing politically motivated report to water down the truth.
The committee in its report said the activism of Kaaka cannot be linked to his death and he could be killed as results of a family feud.
Breaking silence on the report, Brother of the late Kaaka said the ” findings by the committee are politically motivated to bury the truth. It’s a bit of a political report”.
For his part, Convenor of #FixTheCountry Movement Oliver Barker Vormawor said “the Ejura Committee report is structurally incompetent. I’m disappointed that a committee chaired by an Appeal Court Judge did a shoddy job. Police transfer cannot be the punishment prescribed for police officers whose actions led to the killing of unarmed civilians”.
Meanwhile, Director of Academic Affairs at Kofi Annan International Peace Training Centre ( KAIPTC) Prof. Kwesi Anning is calling for a total overhaul of security intelligence system. The failure of security governance demonstrates weakness”.
But, Peter Lanchene Tuobu, former Executive Secretary IGP David Asante Apeatu believes President Akufo-Addo to gather political will is needed to fully implement recommendations by the Ejura Commiteee report.
Source: africaneditors.com/African Editors
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