Cassiel Ato Baah Forson, the Minority Leader, expressed deep gratitude following his acquittal by the Court of Appeal in the high-profile national subject involving ambulance purchase under the National Democratic Congress governance.
The court’s ruling, which also discharged a third accused person Richard Jakpa, marked a significant victory for the two accused.
In a heartfelt post on his Facebook wall, Dr. Forson thanked God for the favorable outcome, quoting Romans 9:14: “What, then, shall we say? Is God unjust? Not at all!”
His message underscored his belief in divine justice and faith throughout the legal ordeal.
The Court of Appeal’s decision on Tuesday, July 30, concluded that Dr. Forson and Jakpa had no case to answer, effectively ending the trial that had drawn widespread attention.
The ruling was seen as a vindication for the Minority Leader, who had maintained his innocence throughout the proceedings.
Dr. Forson’s celebration of the court’s verdict highlighted the relief and joy felt by his supporters and the broader political community.
The acquittal not only clears his name but also serves as a testament to the legal system’s ability to uphold justice.
