Minority accuses Mahama of “settings” over OSP praise, demands clarity on anti-corruption commitment

The Minority in Parliament has launched a sharp critique of what it calls glaring contradictions in the government’s anti-corruption stance, alleging that President John Dramani Mahama’s public commendation of the Office of the Special Prosecutor (OSP) was nothing more than “settings” — a slang term for deceptive posturing or tactical pretence. Speaking at a press conference in Parliament, the Member of Parliament for Gushegu and Deputy Ranking Member on the Constitutional and Legal Affairs Com…