Solomon Nkansah, a former Member of the NPP and a communicator for Movement for Change has called on the Operation Recover All Loot (ORAL) team to investigate a GH¢486 million debt incurred at the Ministry of Youth and Sports under Mustapha Ussif.
According to Solomon Nkansah, Mustapha Ussif should be made to explain how he incurred a debt of GH¢486 million in four years at the Ministry of Youth and Sports.
“I heard the Ministry of Youth and Sports is owing about GH¢486 million. Was it not the same ministry that spent close to $250 million on the 13th African Games? We petitioned the Special Prosecutor on how those monies were expended.
“They used almost $16 million to renovate hostels on the Legon campus; meanwhile, when I went there, it was just air conditioners that had been fixed. The woman that said she used $15 million to cook, we need to look into it.”
He said the Ministry spent $200 million on the 13th African Games without any proper accountability and cannot go scot free.
“There needs to be proper accountability and audit. So, the ORAL team should come in, and it even goes beyond that because we know the people who misused the money.”
Source: Happy fm Ghana
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