TWIFO ATTI-MORKWA JAILED DCE GIVEN TRIUMPHANT WELCOME BY TRADERS

By: Kwamina Bamfo-Agyei

The convicted District Chief Executive for Twifo Atti-Morkwa Bossman Osei – Hyiamang Jnr. was given a triumphant welcome by the traders of Twifo Atti-Morkwa on Tuesday morning.

He stopped at the market at the centre of the issue that resulted in his contempt sentence at the Maximum Security Prison Ankaful for 14 days. Traders were thrilled to see him they had on their ply cards “You are our Hero” “Touch not my Anointed” “ Our Able DCE”. The traders noted that they are happy with the market and appealed to the judiciary to rule in favour of the DCE since he is fighting for their development.

At a media briefing with The Chief Executive for Twifo Atti-Morkwa, Bossman Osei – Hyiamang Jnr. expressed gratitude to all Ghanaians especially traders in his area for the support shown to him while he was imprisoned, he explained why he was not at the court when ordered to appear before the court that he was in Accra seeking for a support from the Interior ministry of a fire tender and happily he has received a letter granting him is request. He admitted that those that took the case to court are all NPP members who were not happy to see the good works he was performing. He reiterated that he is not ashamed to be imprisoned since he was ensuring that his people get their fair share of development.

He noted that his crime was to see that the traders transact their businesses in the new market that was constructed over 12 years ago by the EU. Apparently most traders especially women refuse to trade in that market due to a superstitious believe that the god of a river will not allow females to cross the river during the market days.

However the DCE succeeded in demolition the old market for the traders to move in the new market where there is a police post and a fire service station. Hence some traders decided to take the DCE to court for forcing them out of their old market. At the first case the court ruled in favour of the DCE but the traders went for appeal.

The court on August 21, this year, ordered a bailiff to effect a service on Hyiamang in connection with a case involving the demolition of the Twifo-Praso market, which the Assembly was to undertake but was challenged at the court by one Alhassan Suleiman.

The court learnt that the bailiff went to the DCE to give the service document to him, but did not meet him and was informed that Hyiamang was at the market.

When he followed up and attempted to give the document to the DCE, he refused to collect it and moved away.

According to the bailiff he approached the DCE for the second time with the document and when he refused to collect it, he was compelled to place it beside him as the law demands and this infuriated Hyiamang who rained insults him.

The DCE was last week jailed 14 days by a Cape Coast High Court for contempt of court.

CONVICTED DCE RELEASED FROM PRISON BUT NO SHOW FOR JOURNALISTS

By: Kwamina Bamfo-Agyei

The convicted District Chief Executive for Twifo Atti-Morkwa Bossman Osei – Hyiamang Jnr. has now been released from the Maximum Security Prison as a free individual at dawn Saturday morning.

His release was secretly done to avoid media coverage, at first information that reached CENTRAL PRESS indicated that he will be released by 9am but because of Media coverage according to his close associate he requested to be free at dawn.

Currently he is in Accra where he is receiving medical attention; he is expected to address his supporters next week Tuesday at victory welcoming party which will be organized at the new market.

Journalists who were at the Maximum Security Prison were disappointed when there was no released DCE for them to interview hence resulted to no show.

Earlier this week at the Ankaful Prison the Chief Executive for Twifo Atti-Morkwa, Bossman Osei – Hyiamang Jnr. in an exclusive interview with CENTRAL PRESS disclosed that he is not ashamed to be imprisoned since he was ensuring that his people get their fair share of development. He was grateful to the Prison officers for their support shown to him whiles serving is contempt of court sentence.

He noted that his crime was to see that the traders transact their businesses in the new market that was constructed over 12 years ago by the EU. Apparently most traders especially women refuse to trade in that market due to a superstitious believe that the god of a river will not allow females to cross the river during the market days.

However the DCE succeeded in demolition the old market for the traders to move in the new market where there is a police post and a fire service station. Hence some traders decided to take the DCE to court for forcing them out of their old market. At the first case the court ruled in favour of the DCE but the traders went for appeal.

The court on August 21, this year, ordered a bailiff to effect a service on Hyiamang in connection with a case involving the demolition of the Twifo-Praso market, which the Assembly was to undertake but was challenged at the court by one Alhassan Suleiman.

The court learnt that the bailiff went to the DCE to give the service document to him, but did not meet him and was informed that Hyiamang was at the market.

When he followed up and attempted to give the document to the DCE, he refused to collect it and moved away.

According to the bailiff he approached the DCE for the second time with the document and when he refused to collect it, he was compelled to place it beside him as the law demands and this infuriated Hyiamang who rained insults him.

The DCE was last week jailed 14 days by a Cape Coast High Court for contempt of court.

TWIFO ATTI-MORKWA DCE TO BE RELEASED OCTOBER 11

By: Kwamina Bamfo-Agyei

It has been confirmed to CENTRAL PRESS that the convicted District Chief Executive for Twifo Atti-Morkwa Bossman Osei – Hyiamang Jnr. would walk out of the Maximum Security Prison as a free individual by Saturday October 11, 2014.

In an exclusive interview with The Chief Executive for Twifo Atti-Morkwa, Bossman Osei – Hyiamang Jnr. disclosed that he is not ashamed to be imprisoned since he was ensuring that his people get their fair share of development. He was grateful to the Prison officers for their support shown to him whiles serving is contempt of court sentence.

He noted that his crime was to see that the traders transact their businesses in the new market that was constructed over 12 years ago by the EU. Apparently most traders especially women refuse to trade in that market due to a superstitious believe that the god of a river will not allow females to cross the river during the market days.

However the DCE succeeded in demolition the old market for the traders to move in the new market where there is a police post and a fire service station. Hence some traders decided to take the DCE to court for forcing them out of their old market. At the first case the court ruled in favour of the DCE but the traders went for appeal.

The court on August 21, this year, ordered a bailiff to effect a service on Hyiamang in connection with a case involving the demolition of the Twifo-Praso market, which the Assembly was to undertake but was challenged at the court by one Alhassan Suleiman.

The court learnt that the bailiff went to the DCE to give the service document to him, but did not meet him and was informed that Hyiamang was at the market.

When he followed up and attempted to give the document to the DCE, he refused to collect it and moved away.

According to the bailiff he approached the DCE for the second time with the document and when he refused to collect it, he was compelled to place it beside him as the law demands and this infuriated Hyiamang who rained insults him.

 The DCE was last week jailed 14 days by a Cape Coast High Court for contempt of court.

NILL AYITTEY “ATAA AYI” TO BE RECOMMENDED FOR PRESIDENTIAL PARDON

By: Kwamina Bamfo-Agyei
The Minister of Interior, Mark Woyongo made this known when he interacted with Nill Ayittey during a working visit to the Maximum Security Prison at Ankaful in the Central Region.
Nill Ayittey is now a preacher at the Ankaful prison and advised all to be law abiding so as to prevent themselves from being jailed.
The Minister also interacted with the jailed Chief Executive for Twifo Atti-Morkwa District Assembly, Bossman Osei – Hyiamang Jnr. The DCE was last week jailed 14 days by a Cape Coast High Court for contempt of court. In an interaction with the DCE he is expected to be out of prison tomorrow.
Mr. Woyongo revealed that the UK government has given Ghana government 500 thousand pounds to construct separate building to accommodate those on remand from the convicts. He appealed to the convict to continue to put up with good behavior.
Mr. Woyongo noted that the government will not neglect the welfare of prisoners despite the offences they committed against the state. He said government will make life better for them even in prison.

The convicted armed robber, Nill Ayittey, popularly known as Ataa Ayi will likely be recommended to the President for Presidential pardon due to his good conduct from prison. due to his good conduct at the Maximum Security Prison at Ankaful in the Central Region.