Adu Boahene trial: EOCO investigator says no complaint sparked GH¢49.1m probe

Mr Cromwell also admitted that, although the funds in question were allegedly allocated for national security operations, he did not consult officials of the National Security Secretariat or any other relevant national security institution to establish the purpose, authorisation or operational context of the transactions under investigation.

The defence argued that the failure to obtain the institutional perspective on the transactions raises questions about the completeness of the investigation, particularly as the prosecution's case centres on funds allegedly allocated for national security operations.

His testimony follows that of the prosecution's third witness (PW3), Edith Ruby Adumuah, Head of Finance at the National Signals Bureau, who told the court that no funds had gone missing from the institution.