Lawyers representing former Finance Minister, Ken Ofori-Atta, have clarified that no court hearing involving their client took place on February 19, contrary to reports circulating in sections of the media.
In a statement issued to address the matter, the legal team explained that claims suggesting a scheduled hearing or court appearance on that date are inaccurate. They stressed that neither Mr. Ofori-Atta nor his lawyers were required to appear before any court on February 19.
The lawyers urged the public and media outlets to verify information before publication, noting that misleading reports can create unnecessary public speculation and confusion. They reaffirmed their commitment to due process and indicated that any official court proceedings involving their client would be communicated through the appropriate legal channels.
The clarification comes amid heightened public interest in matters concerning the former minister, with his legal team emphasizing the importance of factual reporting and respect for judicial procedures.
