Anti-graft campaigner Edem Senanu says the Operation Recover All Loot (ORAL) committee set by President John Mahama does not need any constitutional backing to operate.

This comes on the back of the Minority in Parliament advising former President Akufo-Addo's appointees not to honour any summons by the Operation Recover All Loot (ORAL) committee in their ongoing corruption-related investigations.

They argue that the committee lacks the legal authority to conduct such probes, stressing that constitutionally established institutions should handle corruption cases.

But, speaking on Starr Today with Tutuwaa Danso, Senanu emphasized that there is no need for constitutional backing for such committees, highlighting the role of civil society organizations, such as the Ghana Integrity Initiative (GII), in providing a hotline for citizens to report any misuse of state resources. "There is no need for constitutional backing.