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[QUOTE="Queen, post: 86767, member: 27"]
Deleting the Red Notice just shifted the Kenneth Nana Yaw Ofori-Atta saga into straight-up court and extradition territory, with INTERPOL stepping back over political neutrality concerns.

INTERPOL deletes Red Notice file
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[*]Office of the Special Prosecutor confirmed the Commission decision.
[*]The Commission for the Control of INTERPOL erased the Red Notice entry.
[*]INTERPOL's rules on political neutrality drove the removal.
[*]Context cited polarized political statements around the probe.
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Political and procedural backdrop
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[*]Officials referenced public controversy over prosecution and extradition steps.
[*]The Ministry of Justice and the Attorney-General admitted that the extradition was premature.
[*]The early procedural stage reportedly blocked immediate pursuit.
[*]Subsequent developments made the notice unnecessary.
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Arrest and extradition track
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[*]Kenneth Nana Yaw Ofori-Atta was arrested in the United States on January 6, 2026.
[*]Extradition proceedings had already been triggered after the arrest.
[*]The Criminal Division of the High Court in Accra issued a summons.
[*]Authorities continue seeking his return through legal channels.
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OSP's stance on the case
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[*]Office of the Special Prosecutor said it follows the law and evidence.
[*]Prosecutors emphasized commitment to due process.
[*]The agency framed its work as impartial anti-corruption action.
[*]Efforts to secure his appearance in Ghana remain active.
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