'Release galamsey fraud report' - Western Region youth to Martin Amidu

Some youth group numbering about thousand from the Western Region are appealing to the Special Prosecutor, Martin Amidu to with immediate effect release the report of the galamsey fraud video content from investigative team, Tiger Eye PI.

The youth who hail from almost all the constituencies in the Western Region converged at Wassa Dunkwa Community Park in the Wassa Amenfi West constituency for the conference.

Addressing the media, the Spokesman for the non-partisan group, Mr. Kweku Tawiah told the newsmen that they are only appealing to the Special Prosecutor to release his office's findings on the alleged Galamsey Fraud for those captured to know their fate.

They have similarly appealed to the New Patriotic Party Western Regional Executives to as a matter of urgency treat this as a serious issue since the Party is the main stakeholder which is feeling the effect in the case of Mr. Charles Bissue who has been in the house for a year without being called back to office despite the state statutory institution the Ghana Police CID exonerated him.

The group is also appealing to the President to call Mr. Charles Bissue to office using the Police findings which found nothing wrong in the case of Mr Charles Bissue who is the Western Regional Secretary of his New Patriotic Party (NPP) and the only Westerner being a Presidential Staffer.

The group believes that since Mr. Bissue has alternatively exonerated by a credible statutory institution like the Ghana Police CID department the President His Excellency Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo can call him back to office to continue the fight against Illegal Mining popularly called GALAMSEY which has increased in Ghana since his voluntary stepping aside as the Secretary of the Inter-Ministerial Committee against Illegal Mining (IMCIM) for the Ghana Police CID to undertake its investigation which has since exonerated him.

Mr. Kweku Tawiah said, "We believe Mr Charles Bissue has been cleared by the Police CID and deserves to return to office to continue his good works".