Attorney General Sends A Strong Warning To All Public Officials

Public officials have received warnings about financial malfeasance from Ghana’s attorney general. The Attorney-General warned banks during a media briefing on Mondy March 24, not to allow any illegal withdrawals or transactions from accounts owned by Mr. Adu Boahen, the former Director-General of the National Signals Bureau.

The purpose of this order is to guarantee responsibility among public authorities and stop the unlawful transfer of assets. ​

Dr. Dominic Ayine, the Attorney General, also admitted that the public was pressuring him to bring charges against former administration officials. He stressed that he would not rush cases to court without adequate evidence, underscoring his dedication to rigorous investigations. ​

Additionally, he cautioned Ghanaian public officials against engaging in corrupt activities, saying that he would deal with them without hesitation if they were proven guilty.

Concerns regarding financial malfeasance, corruption, and unlawful transactions led Dr. Ayine to issue a warning to public officials.

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Preventing illicit wealth transfers was a major concern, especially with regard to former officials’ accounts.

This demonstrates his dedication to fighting corruption in the public sector, ensuring due process, and maintaining transparency.

These measures are a reflection of Ghana’s legal authorities’ continuous efforts to protect integrity and fight corruption in the public sector.​