Alexander Afenyo-Markin has raised serious concerns over the armed invasion of former Bank of Ghana Governor Dr. Ernest Addison’s home, questioning who authorized such a violent raid.
“Who gave the order for this? Why was Dr. Addison’s home invaded at dawn by armed men? Ghana is a democracy, not a jungle!” Afenyo-Markin thundered during a press briefing.
He detailed how the attackers seized money and valuables from the home. “The governor’s wife’s earrings and necklaces are gone! Who takes responsibility for this theft?” he fumed.
More disturbingly, the security operatives allegedly dismantled the CCTV system in Dr. Addison’s office.
“If they were acting within the law, why take away the CCTV monitor? What were they trying to hide?” he questioned.
Afenyo-Markin also revealed that Okete Afria Mensa was arrested in a separate incident but later released. “Even if there was a need for an arrest, must it be done in a Rambo-style attack? Where is the human face of law enforcement?” he asked.
He warned against political excesses, reminding the ruling party that power is transient. “Today, they have the presidency and control 87 seats. But have they forgotten how power shifts? We had 169 seats not long ago! The tables can turn!”
Reiterating his call for democracy and fairness, Afenyo-Markin urged President Mahama to intervene.
“Your Excellency, do not let your final term be marked by intimidation. Let it be said that you stood for justice when you had the chance!”
He ended with a strong statement: “Ghana is not a lawless state! We demand accountability and an end to this terror!”
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