Ambulance case: Francis Kwesi Badu-Mello writes to Ato Forson

Francis Kwesi Badu-Mello
Dear Honourable Member of Parliament, Hon. Atto Forson,
I hope this message finds you well. I am writing to extend my heartfelt congratulations on your acquittal and discharge by the Appeal Court today, 30th July 2024. This momentous decision is a testament to your unwavering integrity, steadfast commitment to justice, and dedication to serving the people of Ghana.
As the Minority Leader in Parliament and an esteemed member of the National Democratic Congress (NDC), your leadership has always been an inspiration to many, including myself. You have been a guiding light and a mentor, and I am proud to consider you my political father.
Your resilience and determination throughout this challenging period have been remarkable. Your acquittal not only reaffirms your innocence but also strengthens our faith in the justice system. It is a victory for truth and a significant milestone for the NDC and all Ghanaians who believe in justice and fairness.
Once again, congratulations, Hon. Atto Forson. I look forward to your continued leadership and contributions to our nation’s progress.
With warm regards,
Francis Kwesi Badu
Communication’s team member -NDC KKC
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Yes I have agreed with the writer
That is the truth reflection of the Hon Minority leader
God on His own Wisdom will do the rest
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