Speaking with Starr FM, Adams underscored the commitment to upholding the rule of law, stating that accountability will prevail regardless of anyone’s status or affiliation.

“We will not protect anyone involved in this crime—justice must be served,” Adams declared, a sentiment that reflects the growing public demand for swift and decisive action. His remarks come at a time when anger and grief over the incident are running high, and many are watching closely to see that justice is both swift and impartial.

In a show of strong leadership, Adams also praised Inspector General of Police, Dr. George Akuffo Dampare, for his personal involvement in the case. “I’m impressed with the interest the IGP has personally shown in this matter,” he noted, emphasizing that the investigation is not just a matter of public comment but one that is actively progressing. Arrests have been made, and further investigations and prosecutions are currently underway.

The minister’s firm stance serves as a reminder that even in the heated world of sports, where passion sometimes turns deadly, the law remains the ultimate arbiter. As the investigation continues, both the public and the sports community hope that this case will set a precedent for accountability, ensuring that no one is above the law when it comes to protecting the rights and safety of citizens.