A
leading member of the opposition New Patriotic Party, Kwamena Duncan
has strongly called on President John Mahama to probe the circumstances
leading to the arrest of the Chief Executive of SOHIN Security Service,
Solomon Adelaquaye who is currently facing charges of drug trafficking
in United States of America.
Addressing the issue of the drug
menace on Peace FM, the NPP Communicator took with a pinch of salt,
claims that government had no hand in the appointment of Sohin Security,
and implored the President to ensure thorough investigations are
carried out.
Analyzing the implications associated with the
arrest of the Airport Security Boss by the US Anti-drug Agency, he
sought clarifications on the contractual agreement between government
and SOHIN Security Services.
“How did government enter into
contract with this security company in the first place?...How the
contract get to this company. What were the checks that were done?
“And
government did not look into the background; did not do any research to
find out whether the company has worked in that field before? The
persons or the directors or the people who are managing it, can we trace
them, look at their background and find out their track record?” he
questioned.
He therefore appealed to government to “investigate this matter and get to the bottom” of it.
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