THE PROMPT ANNUAL PAYMENTS PRESIDENT AKUFO-ADDO AND KEN OFORI-ATTA MADE TO KELVIN OFORI-ATTA FOR STADIUM REHABILITATIONS WHICH COULD STILL NOT SAVE GHANA FROM A CAF BAN
I continue to make more interceptions of vital documents as I seek to unravel through diligent parliamentary oversight the mysterious situation of how Ghana still managed to earn an unprecedented monumental international embarrassment of a CAF ban despite the Akufo-Addo/Bawumia administration spending massive taxpayer funds on stadium rehabilitations.
Intercepted Payment Vouchers reveal that every year since 2019, President Akufo-Addo and Ken Ofori-Atta made sure their cousin, Kelvin Ofori-Atta religiously received huge payments for stadium rehabilitations. (Intercepted Payment Vouchers are duly attached).
Remember that Kelvin Ofori-Atta is the owner of Coupbay and Cisdan, the two companies awarded a sweetheart deal to rehabilitate the Accra Sports Stadium and the Essipong Sports Stadium.
Here is an interesting breakdown:
1. On March 18, 2019 — Kelvin Ofori-Atta’s Coupbay was paid GHS6,006,868.44 to rehabilitate the Accra Sports Stadium;
2. On June 18, 2020 — Kelvin Ofori-Atta’s Coupbay was paid another GHS10,662,700.28 to rehabilitate the Accra Sports Stadium;
3. On March 10, 2021 — Kelvin Ofori-Atta’s Coupbay was again paid GHS4,754,829.56 to rehabilitate the Accra Sports Stadium;
4. On May 27, 2022 — Kelvin Ofori-Atta’s Coupbay was paid an additional GHS4,325,539.84 to rehabilitate the Accra Sports Stadium;
5. On December 29, 2023 — Kelvin Ofori-Atta’s Cisdan was paid GHS6,511,245.66 to rehabilitate the Essipong Sports Stadium.
These 5 Payment Vouchers alone amount to a staggering payment of GHS32,261,183.78.
I am also keenly tracking the 2024 demands for payment by this presidential family member responsible for stadium rehabilitations — the rehabilitation czar, Mr. Kelvin Ofori-Atta.
Never in our history have we had a government that spends so much to solve a problem only for that problem to get worse.
Another lesson from this infamous international disgrace Ghana has suffered is that it is always difficult, if not virtually impossible to demand performance and to obtain value for money in conflict of interest transactions.
You squander over GHS85million of taxpayer funds on fanthom stadium rehabilitations with familial companies only for our once highly respected country to be begging the likes of Togo and Ivory Coast to come to our aid by serving as our adopted home for international football competitions.
One thing is sure — the perpetrators of this latest international embarrassment won’t be allowed to get away!
Like most Ghanaians, I also cannot wait for the implementation of Operation-Recover-All-Loot (ORAL) when President Mahama, by God’s Grace wins the December 7, 2024 election.
For God and Country.
Ghana First 🇬🇭
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