Former Finance Minister Samuel Tweah and members of his legal team have been summoned to appear before authorities at 9:00 a.m. tomorrow over allegations of jury tampering linked to the ongoing US$6.2 million corruption case.
The latest development follows claims that jurors connected to the high-profile trial may have been influenced, raising fresh concerns about the integrity of the proceedings. Authorities have not yet disclosed specific details regarding the alleged tampering or who may have been involved.
Tweah, who has denied wrongdoing in the corruption case, is expected to respond to the allegations alongside his lawyers during the scheduled appearance.
The case continues to attract major public and political attention as investigators intensify efforts to determine whether attempts were made to interfere with the judicial process.
