Ghanaian Legal Expert Analyzes Wontumi's Arrest: Law vs. Politics

Ghanaian Legal Expert Weighs In on Wontumi Arrest: A 48-Hour Deadline and Political Undercurrents Kumasi, Ghana - The arrest of Chairman Wontumi, a key figure in Ghanaian politics, has sparked debate about due process and potential political motivations. Article 14 of Ghana's constitution stipulates that an arrested person must be brought before a court within 48 hours. This video features Afia Vimlady, a legal specialist, who analyzes the situation and its implications. "The constitution is clear," Vimlady states in the video, "a person arrested must be brought before a court within 48 hours. If this doesn't happen, there are serious legal implications." She further suggests that the delay in bringing Wontumi before a court may be influenced by political factors, adding a layer of complexity to the case. The video highlights the importance of adhering to constitutional principles in Ghana's legal system. The situation underscores the delicate balance between legal procedures and political realities in the country. The ongoing developments in the case will continue to be closely monitored.