The Head of Legal Affairs for the National Democratic Congress (NDC), Edudzi Tameklo, has issued a bold challenge to Attorney General Godfred Yeboah Dame.

Tameklo urged Dame to take the witness stand and testify under oath about his involvement in the ongoing case, questioning Dame's willingness to do so.

This challenge comes in response to recent comments made by Dame during a town hall meeting with Ghanaian residents in the United Kingdom (UK), where Dame dismissed the NDC's arguments, including an audio recording of his conversation with Richard Jakpa, the third accused in the trial.

Dame claimed that the NDC's allegations fell apart during Jakpa's cross-examination.

In an interview with Citi News, Tameklo suggested that Dame's reluctance to testify raises suspicions.

“If the Attorney General was doing what is right, why was he worried about being recorded? This bravery from a safe distance should be dismissed with alacrity. You leave Ghana, go to London, and start making noise,” he stated.

Tameklo also highlighted an undisputed meeting between Dame, Jakpa, and a Supreme Court Justice, questioning Dame's silence on the matter.

Tameklo challenged Godfred Dame’s integrity, saying, “If he is a man, nothing stops him from taking the witness stand. Let him declare, 'I am Godfred Yeboah Dame, the leader of the Bar and the Attorney General of the Republic, and I am taking the witness stand.'”

“You have not disputed that there was a meeting between yourself, Richard Jakpa, and the respected Justice of the Supreme Court. You have not denied it. So, my question to him is, in the absence of any denial on oath from him, which of these stories should be believed?”