Kaaka’s Family to sue Ejura C’ttee members over fake report
Kaakaa’s Family has revealed that they will drag the Ejura Committee Members to court for claiming that Kaaka was killed out of a family feud.
Justice George Koomson-led Committee tasked to probe Ejura shootings in Ashanti Region also constitute Dean of Ghana Armed Forces Command and Staff College Dr. Vladimir Antwi-Danso, Penplusbytes Executive Director Julieth Amoah and a Principal State Attorney.
Family of Kaaka has punched holes in the Justice George Koomson-led Committee that examined the heartbreaking happenings at Ejura after Ibrahim Mohammed otherwise called Kaaka’s murder, blaming individual committee members for producing whimsical stories, phony news without reference to law and respect for themselves.
Representative of Kaaka’s Family Abdul Nafiu Mohammed says, individuals who have been threatening the family before the committee report have been encouraged by Ejura Committee report to continue.
Tending to a public interview in Accra on Monday 4 September 2021, Spokesperson of Kaaka’s Family Abdul Nafiu Mohammed said “We’re frustrated that a committee led by a learned appointed Justice of Appeal Court showed no lawful mindfulness, decency and respectability in a public task to search for equity by in a sad event where lives were lost”.
Taking into account this, the family said that the assertion made in the report that the gruesome murder of Kaaka is more presumably connected to a family fight is unmerited and false. As indicated by the family, the panel was simply anxious to please delegating authority to the detriment of equity and jusice for Kaaka’s Family.
“We pass on the individual membership of the committee to the real equity and justice of Allah our God”.
The Justice George Koomson-chairred Committee was entrusted by the Interior Minister Ambrose Dery to investigate the lamentable occurrence at Ejura after the killing of Kaaka, two of unarmed civilians who were demonstrating during which two were additionally harmed by the military.
As per Abdul Nafiu Mohammed, the committee had no command to examine the reason for killing of Kaaka yet practiced the order they didn’t have exclusively to satisfy their self seeking agenda.
In a sharp response, Nafiu Mohammed said the committee’s case that a family quarrel killed Kaaka is a complete lie.
“Your single out discoveries and suggestions of the report are misrepresentation, custom-made to satisfy your selecting authority”, Nafiu Mohammed noted.
For Kaaka’s Family, “40% of the committee’s discoveries were about the reason for Kaaka’s gruesome demise. They offered remark that was inappropriate in light of the fact that they didn’t have that orders given by the Interior Minister”.
Mohammed Nafiu noticed that “the committee was selective in the sort of proof they needed to depend on”.
Kaaka’s Family further communicated shock that the committee made no endeavour to investigate Kaaka’s online media activism in spite of numerous recordings on his web-based media handles.
“The panel report shows thoughtless negligence for Kaaka’s family. The reality discovering Committee made no effort to cross check in-camera whimsical stories from Aminu Mohammed who professed to be the companion of Kaaka expected to contort realities”, Nafiu Mohammed noted.
Source: africaneditors.com/African Editors
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