Pressure group is among other things asking the court to demand $500 daily from the Ex- Minister for the 222 days that he used the state vehicle.
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OccupyGhana Drags Oteng Adjei To Court
Pressure group OccupyGhana has dragged Dr Joe Oteng Adjei to court for keeping a state vehicle while he was out of office.
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In a writ of summons at the High Court (Fast Track Division) dated March 12 2015, a leading member of the vociferous group, Sydney Casley-Hayford is both the first and second plaintiff.
The defendants in the case are Dr. Joe Oteng-Adjei the former Energy Minister and the Attorney-General and Minister of Justice.
Dr Oteng-Adjei alleged the opposition MP has “a special agenda” to soil his image. However, he said the way he has led his “life in this country God will protect” him.
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According to him, he was still keeping the flashy Lexus vehicle because when he moved from the Energy Ministry to the Ministry of Environment and Science “their financial situation was a bit difficult” so he worked out with his previous ministry to keep the car “so that we don’t spend money to go and buy another car.”
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