A University of Ghana law professor, Kwadwo Appiagyei Atua, contends the Office of the Special Prosecutor (OSP) isn’t entirely responsible for difficulties in bringing former Finance Minister Ken Ofori-Atta to account. Professor Atua suggests broader systemic issues contribute to the challenges faced in securing the return of Ofori-Atta, and focusing blame solely on the OSP is an oversimplification. He implies a more comprehensive assessment of the situation is required, considering factors beyond the OSP’s direct control. This statement challenges the narrative potentially placing full accountability on the OSP’s shoulders regarding this high-profile case. The professor’s viewpoint introduces nuance to the public debate surrounding the investigation and potential prosecution of the former Finance Minister. His argument calls for a wider examination of the obstacles hindering the process.