Gregory Afoko has called for unity and kindness among Ghanaians, urging people to show love and refrain from wickedness towards one another.
His statement came moments after he regained his freedom on Friday, February 28, 2025.
“We should have love for one another and shouldn’t be wicked to one another,” Afoko said upon his release.
His freedom follows his successful fulfilment of all bail conditions set by the High Court.
Afoko had been in custody since 2015 after being accused of conspiring with Asabke Alangdi in an acid attack that resulted in the death of former New Patriotic Party (NPP) Upper East Regional Chairman, Adams Mahama.
After years of legal proceedings, the court granted him bail in the sum of GHC 500,000, with two sureties, one of whom had to be justified.
His release marks a significant turning point in a case that has lingered for a decade.
Afoko and Alangdi were alleged to have ambushed Mahama at his residence in 2015, dousing him with acid in an attack that left him with severe burns.
Mahama tragically succumbed to his injuries while being airlifted to Accra for treatment.
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