"But the fight was not just about retaining the prosecutorial powers. "There's a key part that the Supreme Court held: it's only the Attorney General who has the power to prosecute. And if the OSP refuses, the Attorney General can go to court to stop it," he said. He believed the office was totally independent of the Attorney General, and that is what triggered the whole lawsuit," he stated. He expressed confidence that Attorney General Dr Dominic Ayine would exercise his supervisory authority fairly where complaints arise against the Office of the Special Prosecutor.