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Feb
A recent news report announcing Richard Jakpa's appointment as Director of Special Operations at the National Security Secretariat has sparked controversy. The report claimed that Jakpa presented a search warrant to staff at the Ofori-Atta residence, which was allegedly executed without hindrance. However, a closer examination of the events reveals discrepancies in the narrative. According to eyewitness accounts, guests are welcome at the Ofori-Atta residence, and on the day in question, the visitors knocked, honked, and were let in. Three employees, including a security guard and a housekeeper, interacted with the visitors, but none were shown a warrant. Two videos…