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Joseph Ade Coker of ruling National Democratic Congress (NDC) has fired salvoes at the former Minister of Justice and Attorney General, Martin Amidu describing his recent comments on Anas� Judiciary corruption expose as opportunistic.

During a panel discussion on UTV�s Adekye Nsroma, the Greater Regional Chairman of the NDC stated emphatically that Hon. Amidu �just wants to be heard since he has had nothing to say in a long while�.

These statements come on the back of an article published on Monday, in which Mr. Amidu alleged that it was the late President John Atta Mills who recruited Anas to collaborate with select security personnel to undertake the judicial corruption investigation which exposed monumental bribery and corruption in the judiciary, involving over 180 workers, including 34 judges.

But Chairman Ade Coker was of the view that there is nothing wrong with government commissioning an individual to undertake such projects because it�s not against the law.

�...sometimes, he (Martin Amidu) just wants to be heard. Where was he in the past three months? He is just looking for the publicity and spaces in front of our newspapers and that�s exactly what he has achieved. He wants to be heard,� he added.