The recent statement from the Office of the Special Prosecutor (OSP) regarding Ken Ofori-Atta, the former Finance Minister of Ghana, has ignited a wave of intense debate across the nation. Apexnewsgh reports
Reports suggest that Ofori-Atta has left the country, with his lawyers asserting that he is currently receiving medical treatment abroad indefinitely.
However, many Ghanaians are not convinced; prominent public interest activist, Madam Rodaline Ayarna, among others, has raised concerns that this is merely a tactic to avoid facing serious accusations.
The OSP’s allegations against Ofori-Atta are troubling and substantial. They claim he has financially benefited from various high-profile contracts, notably those related to the contentious ambulance purchases, the supply of spare parts for these vehicles, and the ambitious National Cathedral project. Given the public’s interest in these matters, the demand for answers is mounting.
There is a growing consensus among Ghanaians that Ofori-Atta must return to address these serious allegations. The citizens, especially pensioners and retirees who have invested in government bonds, are seeking transparency and accountability in the face of these claims.
The OSP’s demand for Ofori-Atta to present himself or face the risk of being declared a fugitive appears increasingly justifiable in light of the circumstances.
As discussions unfold and the public awaits further developments, many believe that the truth surrounding this matter will eventually come to light. For now, the emphasis remains on the urgent need for Ofori-Atta to return to Ghana and confront the allegations that have captivated the nation’s attention.
Source: Apexnewsgh.com
