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He said his reputation is being unduly dragged in the media for accusations he knows nothing about.
Speaking to the media at the Office of the Special Prosecutor, Mr. Adjei said: "The public is simply speaking words of untruth. I regret the way I’m being crucified for nothing,”
He said he had resigned as a director of the company, had given full disclosure to the board of the PPA and at no point did his company have any dealings with B-Molie Enterprise Limited, another company cited in an investigative piece by the freelance journalist, Manasseh Azure Awuni.
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Reiterating Mr. Adjei's innocence, lawyer for the former CEO, Augustine Obuor said Mr Azure’s piece, titled: “Contracts for Sale”, was far from the facts.
He challenged any company that had bought contracts from TDL to show up and further asked: “Who has bought a contract? Who has bought a contract?”
According to him, it would take no time for the public to realise that his client had done nothing untoward.
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Hypothetically, he asked why a person should be held responsible for the misdeeds or otherwise of his clerk, in clear reference to Mr Azure’s video showing a member of staff of TDL purportedly issuing receipts for the alleged sale of contracts.
The expose, which aired on Joy TV revealed that the PPA boss formed a company after he was appointed in 2017 and awarded restrictive tendering contracts to the company.
From excerpts of the 46-minute documentary, the company, Talent Discovery Limited was engaged in the sale of contracts and was ready to sell one worth a ¢22.3 million to a non-existent entity during an undercover investigation.