@AfricaFactsZone How can a whole country sit down and allow a single man with his son run the whole country as the presidency belongs to their generation,no improvement and they sit there watching ๐
STOP AND SEE THIS!
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The Government of Ghana collected 1.7 BILLION CEDIS as the Sanitation and Pollution Levy. All the 1.5 BILLION cedis disbursed from this fund went to companies owned by only one person. Check who is behind these companies.
Many of us can testify that President John Dramani Mahama is putting in a lot of work to reset the country. Unfortunately, some appointees seem more focused on living their best lives than matching the Presidentโs energy and commitment.
When we see some of these things on the internet, it makes many of us sad and even regret the effort we put into campaigning for a better Ghana, wearing party shirts and carrying party flags with hope for real change.
The new generation of Ghanaian voters largely vote based on how they feel in the moment. The NPP government was voted out because many Ghanaians were angry and felt government was no longer listening. If lessons are not learned, history can repeat itself.
The state of the nation is bleeding, yet look at what some people are prioritizing. Ghanaians want results, accountability, and leaders who understand the concerns of ordinary citizens.
Following The Fourth Estateโs publication on the latest Auditor-General report on nationwide payroll irregularities, the Audit Service now says the GHS427 million attributed to Mr Frank Oliver Kpodo, a former Director of Procurement at the Ministry of Defence was a transpositional error.
According to a statement issued by the Service and signed by its Right to Information Officer, Frederich Lokko, the actual figure in Mr Kpodoโs name is GHS422,920.01.
According to the Audit Service, it made an error in attributing the figure to Mr Kpodo.
โWe offer our most sincere and unreserved apologies to Mr. Frank Oliver Kpodo for the distress and unwarranted public scrutiny this error may have caused,โ the statement said. โWe further extend our apologies to the Government and people of Ghana, and the Controller and Accountant-General for the transpositional error noted above.โ
The Audit Service further explained that the figure originally attributed to Mr. Kpodo should rather have been in the name of the Ministry of Education.
โWe wish to state that, the amount attributed to Mr Kpodo above was due to transpositional error. The GHC427,995,661.40 relates to the Ministry of Education in respect of 3,476 unaccounted staff during the payroll audit,โ the statement said.
Also, the Audit Service produced a corrected table of 34 Ministries and Departments that could not account for over GHS800 million paid to their staff.
In the corrected list, The Fourth Estate has found that the Audit Service made several โtranspositionalโ errors in the original report, which has been submitted to parliament.
Figures attributed to 27 of the 34 Ministries and Departments in the original report have been changed.
Meanwhile, in a separate statement, the Controller and Accountant-Generalโs Department says it is impossible for any government employee to receive unearned salaries.
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Throwback to the 2012 presidential debate . The raw, unfiltered, and full of bold promises. You wonโt believe how intense it got
VIDEO EVIDENCE OF THE SADA GUINEA FOWL STORY
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1. A private company, with a small structure in Bolgatanga, is paid by the GYEEDA to train youth in northern Ghana under the Youth in Guinea Fowl Rearing Module.