Attorney General Fires Back at A Plus, Labels Parliament ‘Full of Thieves’

Ghana's Attorney General, Dr. Dominic Ayine, has ignited nationwide controversy after firing back at political activist A Plus over corruption allegations. During a press conference held at the Information Services Department, Dr. Ayine responded strongly to accusations suggesting that campaign donations he received amounted to corrupt practices.

"If your accusation of corruption against me is based on campaign donations, then there are 276 thieves in Parliament — and that includes you," Dr. Ayine declared, sparking audible reactions from the audience and widespread reaction across social media and political circles.

The Attorney General defended his integrity, stating that he has sufficient moral reserves to serve in the high office. His statement was in response to ongoing public commentary by A Plus, who has been vocal about corruption in government and has recently called into question the AG's credibility.

Dr. Ayine's remarks have provoked mixed reactions. Critics argue that accusing all 276 Members of Parliament of potential wrongdoing is reckless and undermines public trust in the legislature. Supporters, however, say his words reflect a hard truth about Ghana's political system and the urgent need for reforms in campaign financing and political accountability.

As the fallout continues, many anticipate responses from Parliament, civil society, and A Plus himself, who has hinted at releasing further information. The confrontation marks a significant moment in Ghana's political discourse, forcing a renewed national conversation on ethics, leadership, and transparency in governance.