The office of former President John Dramani Mahama has taken legal action against two activists of the ruling New Patriotic Party (NPP). In October, lawyers for the former president filed a complaint with the Criminal Investigations Department (CID) of the Ghana Police Service against the duo for misusing the former president's letterhead to publish a fake letter.
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The two individuals are Abdul Rauf Ibrahim, who identifies himself as an NPP lobbyist, and Ato Kwamena Forson, a Deputy Director of IT at the NPP headquarters.
The letter, signed by Justice Srem-Sai of Praetorium Solicitor and addressed to the CID Director-General, DCOP Faustina Andoh-Kwofie, stated that the former president had not authored or issued the document in question.
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The letter requested criminal investigations into the unauthorized use or forgery of the former president's office credentials. The letter stated how in October 2023, a letter purported to be from his office with his seal and style was circulated on social media by the two accused persons.
The letter provided details of what the said letter contained and the platforms on which the two persons circulated the same. The letter from the office of the former president stated: "The said document was not authored or issued by our client. Based on the above and other related facts, we have advised our client in respect of the criminal laws and his rights thereunder; whereupon he has instructed us to, on his behalf, petition you to cause criminal investigations into the unauthorized use or forgery of his office's credentials."
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