Akosua Manu, a consultant to NPP flagbearer Dr Mahamudu Bawumia, has actually required responses to concerns surrounding Ghana’s GH cents 49.7 million South Africa evacuation workout, alerting versus moving the general public dispute towards political differences over service passports.
In a Facebook post on Tuesday, October 13, Ms Manu stated the general public should have a transparent account of the expense, especially because of issues about payment signs up, declared ghost names and inconsistencies in flight records.
She explained the advancement as “an insult to the intelligence of Ghanaians”, arguing that accusations worrying Nana Boakye’s service passport did not deal with the compound of the monetary concerns.
Ms Manu’s remarks come amidst a public dispute including the Majority on Parliament’s Foreign Affairs and Regional Integration Committee and its Deputy Ranking Member, Nana Asafo-Ayeh, over criticism of Foreign Affairs Minister Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa.
The Majority has actually implicated Mr Asafo-Ayeh of pursuing a project of “character assassination” versus the Minister. It declares the stress originates from Mr Ablakwa’s rejection to approve a service passport to Nana Boakye, commonly referred to as Nana B, a previous NPP National Youth Organiser and now NPP 2nd Vice Chairman and previous Board Chairman of the National Food Buffer Stock Company.
According to the Majority, the Minister acted in accordance with a governmental instruction needing holders of diplomatic and service passports to return them.
Salaga South MP Zuwera Ibrahimah Mohammed has actually protected the Minister’s position, arguing that public authorities should run within the law when handling ask for favours.
Ms Manu, nevertheless, firmly insists that the passport debate need to not displace analysis of the evacuation expense.
She preserves that the records ought to be offered for correct evaluation so the general public can develop how the funds were utilized.
“If there is absolutely nothing to conceal, an independent audit must be invited,” she stated, restoring her require responsibility and firmly insisting that the files ought to offer the responses Ghanaians look for.
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