Former Health Minister Kweku Agyeman Manu has denied any wrongdoing in the procurement of Sputnik V vaccines during the COVID-19 pandemic two years ago.
He believes that the entire ordeal was an attempt to set him up. Mr. Agyeman Manu stressed that he did not execute the procurement single-handedly, suggesting that it was a concerted effort by certain individuals to undermine him.
During an interview with Starr FM, the Dormaa Central Member of Parliament emphasized that no adverse findings have been unearthed against him, and he has been cleared of any wrongdoing.
He expressed disappointment with some parliamentary colleagues who failed to appreciate his explanations, stating that he was doing everything in good faith and in the interest of saving Ghanaian lives during the pandemic.
Mr. Agyeman Manu remains resolute in his stance and affirms that he dedicated his utmost efforts to serving the nation, despite the challenges encountered during the episode. He reiterated his adherence to all due processes during the procurement, adamantly denying any wrongdoing or violation of the law.
Despite the pressure he faced and the attempts to cite him for perjury, the lawmaker insists that he has done no wrong and remains unwavering in his stance.
He is dedicated to continuing his efforts to save the lives of Ghanaians and remains confident that he will not be cited for any wrongdoing.
