With few hours to honour the invitation of the Criminal Investigation Department of the Ghana Police Service, Kwame A Plus has said his allegation against the two chiefs of staff has nothing to do with bribe.
According to the musician, his allegations of corruption should not be skewed as bribery because corruption goes beyond bribery.
A Plus who was speaking on Accra-based Okay FM said “Sometimes, people don’t get your explanation when you talk about corruption. Corruption does not only mean that the person has taken bribe and so people might think that two persons I have mentioned have taken bribes; no, they have not taken any bribe anywhere”.
He indicated that “when I said corruption, it has a meaning but maybe it is in the minds of some people that they [Jinapor and Asenso-Boakye] had taken bribe, no it is not so”.
He again described that being dishonest with the position one occupies also amounts to corruption; reiterating that many social vices can constitute corruption including cheating in marriage.
“I can say on this radio station that none of them [Jinapor and Asenso-Boakye] have taken any money anywhere,” he emphasized.
Meanwhile, the President of Ghana has ordered for an investigation into the corruption claims by the musician and the Criminal Investigations Department (CID) has begun a probe into corruption allegations levelled against deputy Chiefs of Staff; Samuel Abu Jinapor and Francis Asenso-Boakye by Kwame A Plus.
source:a1radioonline.com
