COP Alex Mensah, one of the witnesses in the leaked tape over the ousting of the Inspector General of Police (IGP) being probed by a Committee set up by Parliament, says he is content with how the case is being heard.

He made this known to the media following an in-camera hearing today over the leaked tape, which saw the presence of Minister for National Security, Albert Kan Dapaah, and former Northern Regional Chairman of the NPP, Bugri Naabu.

Although he refused to reveal striking details, COP Mensah noted that the committee chaired by Samuel Atta Akea has ensured the hearing has been fair.

"I am very very happy (with the process). Very fair hearing. Very fair. The process, everything is going on well."

He informed the public to expect "strong evidence," which would be made public by the committee.

"Everything is ready. I am not ready to comment on anything. I will only tell you everything is ready," he added.

He was optimistic that "The truth will come out".

In earlier testimonies, COP Alex Mensah refuted making comments that suggested that he sought to remove the IGP from office.

The leaked tape in question, which suggests that the IGP's presence could prevent the ruling New Patriotic Party (NPP) from breaking the 8, according to Mr Atta Akyea may be doctored.

He made this statement after the committee got hold of a new audio tape presented by Bugri Naabu.

In the meantime, the seven-member committee appointed by the Speaker of Parliament, Alban Bagbin, to investigate the leaked audio involving the Anti-IGP has temporarily suspended its proceedings until Monday, October 2, 2023.

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