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Full takeaways from Minority’s briefing on alleged World Cup visa scheme
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According to the Minority, the alleged visa arrangements involve the National Sports Authority (NSA), Ghana Tourism Authority (GTA), Sports Ministry, and TRIBE Culture Fest, raising questions about how applicants were presented and facilitated for travel to the United States and Canada.
The Minority in Parliament has called for a broader investigation into the alleged World Cup visa scheme, arguing that the controversy goes beyond the suspension of former Sports Authority Director-General Yaw Ampofo Ankrah.
Full breakdown of the Minority’s briefing on the alleged World Cup visa scheme, including the 102 names submitted to Canada, visa fees, flagged applicants and calls for investigations.
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