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Samreboi illegal mining case: I will be pretending that I’m an Einstein in law that within two weeks I’ll be able to read the entire record and write a credible written submission. - Samuel Atta Akyea, Lawyer for Chairman Wontumi #JoyNews | #ThePulse

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Samreboi illegal mining case: The outcome of the case is more serious to the accused than the AG, and how is the state going to suffer by granting a couple of weeks to come out with a credible address to aid justice? - Samuel Atta Akyea, Lawyer for Chairman Wontumi questions #JoyNews | #ThePulse

Samreboi illegal mining case: The outcome of the case is more serious to the accused than the AG, and how is the state going to suffer by granting a couple of weeks to come out with a credible address to aid justice? - Samuel Atta Akyea, Lawyer for Chairman Wontumi questions #JoyNews | #ThePulse

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An emotional moment for Chairman Wontumi's spokesperson, Dr. Palgrave Boakye-Danquah, after Bernard Antwi Boasiako (Chairman Wontumi) was found guilty by an Accra High Court in the Samreboi illegal mining case. Wontumi was convicted on all six counts. His lawyers are currently pleading for mitigation, arguing that a prison sentence of between 15 and 25 years would be excessive. #ghanaweb #ghanawebtv

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Chairman Wontumi jailed: I will plead with the Deputy Minority Leader, Patricia Appiagyei, to take her time and carefully read the court's judgment. - Inusah Fuseini, Lawyer & Former Minister for Lands & Natural Resources #JoyNews | #ThePulse

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BREAK 🚨: Court rejects Chairman Wontumi’s no-case submissions in mining case Chairman Wontumi Ordered to Open Defence in Samreboi Case Bernard Antwi Boasiako has been ordered by the Accra High Court to open his defence in the Samreboi concession trial. The court dismissed an application by his lawyers for a submission of no case, allowing the trial to proceed. ⚖️

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LIVE | “The Attorney General cannot force a plea bargain on an accused person,” — Samuel Atta Akyea, lawyer for Chairman Wontumi, says that while a plea bargain remains a good strategic option for his client, the decision to pursue it rests solely with his client and the legal team.

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“We residents of Samreboi are very grateful to the judge for sentencing Chairman Wontumi to 20 years in prison. This will serve as a precedent.” — A resident of Samreboi expresses his gratitude to the Accra High Court for sentencing Bernard Antwi-Boasiako, popularly known as Chairman Wontumi, to 20 years in prison, adding that his illegal mining operations destroyed lands and contributed to the devastating floods in the community.

“We residents of Samreboi are very grateful to the judge for sentencing Chairman Wontumi to 20 years in prison. This will serve as a precedent.” — A resident of Samreboi expresses his gratitude to the Accra High Court for sentencing Bernard Antwi-Boasiako, popularly known as Chairman Wontumi, to 20 years in prison, adding that his illegal mining operations destroyed lands and contributed to the devastating floods in the community.

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Adu-Boahene trial: Lawyer for the accused, Samuel Atta Akyea, says the judge cautioned against premature plea bargaining, noting it is a variable considered during the case management process. He dismissed speculations that his clients are pursuing such an option. #JoyNews

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“I was very angry when I heard that Chairman Wontumi had been sentenced to 20 years in prison. Is he the only person involved in illegal mining? Where are the traditional leaders who gave him the land to carry out his operations? His sentence will not end illegal mining in the country, so he should be released.” — A resident of Obuasi reacts to Chairman Wontumi’s 20-year prison sentence at Nsawam Prison over his illegal mining operations at Samreboi.

“I was very angry when I heard that Chairman Wontumi had been sentenced to 20 years in prison. Is he the only person involved in illegal mining? Where are the traditional leaders who gave him the land to carry out his operations? His sentence will not end illegal mining in the country, so he should be released.” — A resident of Obuasi reacts to Chairman Wontumi’s 20-year prison sentence at Nsawam Prison over his illegal mining operations at Samreboi.

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“Chairman Wontumi has been convicted in circumstances where there was no evidence whatsoever to support a conviction for the offence for which he was charged. It was never disputed that Chairman Wontumi lawfully acquired his mineral concession.” — Justin Frimpong Kodua, the NPP General Secretary, speaking at the NPP’s emergency press conference on the 20-year prison sentence handed to its Ashanti Regional Chairman, Bernard Antwi-Boasiako (Chairman Wontumi), following his conviction in the Samreboi illegal mining case. 🎥: The News Africa

“Chairman Wontumi has been convicted in circumstances where there was no evidence whatsoever to support a conviction for the offence for which he was charged. It was never disputed that Chairman Wontumi lawfully acquired his mineral concession.” — Justin Frimpong Kodua, the NPP General Secretary, speaking at the NPP’s emergency press conference on the 20-year prison sentence handed to its Ashanti Regional Chairman, Bernard Antwi-Boasiako (Chairman Wontumi), following his conviction in the Samreboi illegal mining case. 🎥: The News Africa

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The Ashanti Regional Chairman of the NPP, Chairman Wontumi, has arrived at the Accra High Court as the court is expected to deliver its final judgment on allegations of his involvement in illegal mining activities within forest reserves. However, his legal team has filed an application seeking a suspension of the judgment, arguing that a constitutional interpretation case related to the matter is currently pending before the Supreme Court. His lead counsel, Lawyer Samuel Atta Akyea, who is currently out of the country, has also informed the court that he is expected to return on June 22. The court is expected to first determine whether to proceed with the judgment or grant the request by the defense team to put the matter on hold. [🎥: GhBrain]

The Ashanti Regional Chairman of the NPP, Chairman Wontumi, has arrived at the Accra High Court as the court is expected to deliver its final judgment on allegations of his involvement in illegal mining activities within forest reserves. However, his legal team has filed an application seeking a suspension of the judgment, arguing that a constitutional interpretation case related to the matter is currently pending before the Supreme Court. His lead counsel, Lawyer Samuel Atta Akyea, who is currently out of the country, has also informed the court that he is expected to return on June 22. The court is expected to first determine whether to proceed with the judgment or grant the request by the defense team to put the matter on hold. [🎥: GhBrain]

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So now that Chairman Wontumi has been sentenced to 20 years for engaging in illegal mining in Samreboi forest, What is the government going to do about this MP who collected 1.2 Billion from some people to engage in galamsey🤔 Is that government going to arrest him and the DCE too🤔

So now that Chairman Wontumi has been sentenced to 20 years for engaging in illegal mining in Samreboi forest, What is the government going to do about this MP who collected 1.2 Billion from some people to engage in galamsey🤔 Is that government going to arrest him and the DCE too🤔

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The investigator in the illegal mining case against NPP Ashanti regional chairman Wontumi's Akonta Mining has told the Accra High Court that armed men led by the former general manager of the mining firm in Akonta Mining-branded vehicles accosted and held officials from the Forestry Commission hostage until seized equipment was returned to them. The investigator is the prosecution's second witness in the illegal mining case against Akonta Mining, Wontumi, and two others. #News360 #TV3GH

The investigator in the illegal mining case against NPP Ashanti regional chairman Wontumi's Akonta Mining has told the Accra High Court that armed men led by the former general manager of the mining firm in Akonta Mining-branded vehicles accosted and held officials from the Forestry Commission hostage until seized equipment was returned to them. The investigator is the prosecution's second witness in the illegal mining case against Akonta Mining, Wontumi, and two others. #News360 #TV3GH

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The Accra High Court has adjourned the bail application pending the appeal of former NPP Ashanti Regional Chairman Wontumi to October 15, 2026. Lawyers of Chairman Wontumi were expected to move the bail application on Wednesday but both lead Counsel Samuel Atta Akyea and his client were absent in court. NPP Director of Legal Affairs Gary Nimako was however present. The court clerk then informed the parties that the trial judge is not sitting this week due to her unavailability. Wontumi was given a 20-year jail term by the Accra High Court after he was convicted of illegal mining related offences. #3NewsGH #TV3GH

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🚨 JUST IN: Lawyer Andy Appiah-Kubi has revealed that Chairman Wontumi initially wanted to resist arrest and had to be calmed down and persuaded to cooperate with the authorities. According to the lawyer, the incident illustrates the difficulty of representing Wontumi, saying he often had to manage both the client and the case at the same time. 🎥: UTV Ghana

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“Now that I’m studying law, if anybody misbehave and talk to me anyhow, I’ll sue them. I won’t waste money to hire lawyer, I’ll be the lawyer. I just gained admission to Kelebu kelebu university.”😭 — Peller says. 😭😭

“Now that I’m studying law, if anybody misbehave and talk to me anyhow, I’ll sue them. I won’t waste money to hire lawyer, I’ll be the lawyer. I just gained admission to Kelebu kelebu university.”😭 — Peller says. 😭😭

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"On our part, we have done what is necessary and we are very convinced that, the system will work and the court will do the needful," says one of Chairman Wontumi’s lawyers, Tetteh Thompson, in reaction to the Accra High Court’s decision to set July 3 for judgment in the Samreboi Concession case. #JoyNews

"On our part, we have done what is necessary and we are very convinced that, the system will work and the court will do the needful," says one of Chairman Wontumi’s lawyers, Tetteh Thompson, in reaction to the Accra High Court’s decision to set July 3 for judgment in the Samreboi Concession case. #JoyNews

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An elderly woman has claimed that Boko Haram has given a one-week ultimatum for Chairman Wontumi to be released, or else a member will storm the Jubilee House and detonate a bomb.

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The Accra High Court has reportedly dismissed an application filed by Lawyer Andy Appiah-Kubi seeking to withdraw as legal counsel for Bernard Antwi Boasiako in the Samreboi case. Speaking after the hearing, Lawyer Appiah-Kubi indicated that his next step would be to formally exit the case by filing a notice of withdrawal. [🎥: GhBrain]

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