Biography of muntaka mubarak trial
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Tension is still brewing within the National Democratic Congress (NDC) in the Asawase constituency of the Ashanti region as the constituency chairman, Faisal Dauda is accusing the Member of Parliament, Muntaka Mubarak of allegedly hiring thugs to gun him down.
Over the years, the Asawase constituency has been described as one of the strongholds of the National Democratic Congress (NDC) in the Ashanti region.
In recent weeks, however, supposed friction between the member of Parliament for the area who doubles as the minority chief whip, Mohammed Muntaka Mubarak, and the NDC constituency chairman, Faisal Dauda has got many party members worried.
While many constituents have appealed to the two persons to smoke the peace pipe, it appears the tension between them is rather growing.
Speaking to journalists at a news conference in the Constituency, the Asawase NDC constituency chairman, Faisal Dauda accused the member of Parliament of planning to cause his death because of the misunderstanding between them.
“My life has been under threat since my days as the constituency treasurer. There was a time Honourable Muntaka, the constituency organizer, the constituency vice chairman, and the former constituency chairman had a meeting in his office at the Aboabo post office, the
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Muntaka Mubarak, the Minister-Designate for the Interior, has reaffirmed his commitment to addressing the issue of prison overcrowding in Ghana.
During his vetting before Parliament’s Appointments Committee, Mubarak highlighted the importance of leveraging the “Justice for All” initiative as a key strategy in decongesting the country’s prisons.
“The ‘Justice for All’ project was one that was so helpful, where judges moved into the prisons and dealt with remand cases, expediting their resolution,” Mubarak said.
He emphasized the need for renewed collaboration with the Attorney General and the Chief Justice to fully utilize this initiative, which has proven effective in handling prolonged remand cases and ensuring timely justice.
In addition to expediting justice, Mubarak stressed the need for a multi-pronged approach to improve conditions in Ghana’s prisons. He called for public-private partnerships (PPPs) to enhance the welfare of inmates, including better nutrition and skill acquisition programs, which could equip them for reintegration into society after serving their sentences.
“I’m sure when we implement these strategies, partnering with the private sector, ensuring they are well-fed, and helping them acquire skills, it will lessen the burden on the men and women mana
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