Adu-Boahene trial: Prosecution to conclude case next week – Deputy AG

The Deputy Attorney-General further stated that evidence before the court showed that the accused persons initially denied ownership of some companies, bank accounts, and luxury properties linked to the case but later admitted ownership after being confronted with documentary evidence.

Justice Srem-Sai said the prosecution had adduced evidence to show that the funds belonged to the Government of Ghana and were held in the bank account of a government agency.

He further alleged that the principal accused person opened a bank account in the name of a private company on the same day the first cheque was issued and intentionally gave it a name similar to that of a government agency.