National Communication Officer of NDC, Sammy Gyamfi
The National Communication Officer of the National Democratic Congress (NDC), Sammy Gyamfi, revealed in February 2024 that his celebration will certainly examine the questionable Agyapa Royalties bargain.
He claimed individuals discovered responsible in the $12 million expense on the messed up bargain will certainly be prosecuted.
“The Agyapa scam clearly amounts to willfully causing financial loss to the state and the culprits of same must not go unpunished. The next NDC government will investigate the stinky US$12 million Agyapa scam, retrieve all illegal payments made under same, and ensure that all perpetrators are prosecuted,” he specified.
Read the full story originally published on February 20, 2024 by Ghanaiantimes.com.gh.
The National Democrat ic Congress (NDC) is promising to examine and fetch all cash pumped right into the messed up Agyapa Royalties bargain if it wins the 2024 basic political elections.
The celebration claimed the US$ 12 million invested in the bargain made up an unyielding economic loss to the state and individuals responsible should not be ended the hook.
The NDC’s fixes followed Chief Executive Officer of the Minerals Income Invest ment Fund, Edward Nana Yaw Koranteng, showing up prior to Parliament’s Public Accounts Committee, revealed that US$ 12 million was invested in the bargain.
According to Mr Koranteng, the quantity was invested in the Agyapa Special Purpose Vehicle, the repayment of working as a consultant charges, service of workplace holiday accommodation and procedures resulting in the going public in the direction of the listing of the entity on the London Stock Exchange.
Addressing a media meeting in Accra the other day, the Nation al Communication Officer of the NDC, Sammy Gyamfi, claimed individuals related to the wilful expense on the Agyapa bargain would certainly be made to encounter the complete rigours of the legislation.
“The Agyapa scam clearly amounts to willfully causing financial loss to the state and the culprits of same must not go unpunished.
“The next NDC government will investigate the stinky US$12 million Agyapa scam, retrieve all illegal payments made under same, and ensure that all perpetrators are prosecuted.
“The day of accountability is fast approaching and no one found culpable will be left off the hook by the next NDC government. This is a solemn pledge and our charge to keep, when, by the grace of God and the Ghanaian people, the NDC assumes the reins of government in 2025,” Mr Gyamfi ensured.
All well-meaning Ghanaians, in the sight of Sammy Gyamfi, repose substantial count on and self-confidence in John Mahama, the flagbearer of the NDC, to go after and fetch for the state public funds that might have been shed to all “looting schemes” such as Agyapa, PDS detraction, BOST polluted gas detraction, to name a few that have actually shaken the Akufo-Addo/ Bawumia federal government.
The NDC flagbearer, Mr Gyamfi claimed, had actually shown both in federal government and out of federal government that he loathes corruption and would certainly not pardon corruption neither guard wrongdoers of corrupt acts, which the sharp sword versus corruption would certainly reduce both sides if he wins the 2024 surveys.
Mr Mahama’s dedication to the battle versus corruption and to hold public policemans responsible for their stewardship, the NDC’s Chief communicator claimed, was unparalleled contrasted to his primary competitor, Dr Mahamudu Bawumia, that is birthing the flag for the governing New Patriotic Party.
The political election of Dr Bawumia as head of state of the republic, Sammy Gyamfi presumed, would certainly be a 3rd term in camouflage for the Akufo-Addo regimen and must very same take place, responsibility would certainly not be exacted from them for their eight-year stewardship.
“The only way Ghanaians can get to the bottom of the litany of corrupt acts and scandals involving officials of this government, including Bawumia himself, is for the good people of Ghana to resoundingly boot the NPP out of power or office come December 7, 2024.”
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