The first accused person in the ongoing Sky Train trial, Solomon Asamoah, has asked the court to compel 15 individuals, including former government officials, directors of the Ghana Infrastructure Investment Fund (GIIF), and financial experts, to testify in his defence.
Sky Train trial: Former GIIF CEO seeks court order to compel 15 persons to testify
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