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DVLA clarifies GH¢308,300 theft case, says no money was stolen from the Authority
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The DVLA has clarified that no Authority funds were involved in the GH¢308,300 theft case involving former National Service Personnel Ebenezer Ghartey, who has been charged over alleged unauthorised Mobile Money transfers from a supervisor’s account.
A former National Service Personnel currently working with the DVLA on contract, Ebenezer Ghartey, has been charged with allegedly stealing GH¢308,300 through unauthorised Mobile Money transactions involving a DVLA Administrative Officer.
The Authority explained that the case under police investigation is a personal dispute between two individuals, one of whom is a former National Service Personnel who is currently working with the DVLA on contract.
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