Minority demands Ayine’s removal over alleged breach in GH¢350m flood fund disbursement
“First, the Attorney General and the Minister for Finance [must] appear before Parliament without delay to lay before the House the garnishee order, the full record of the suit that produced the judgment, the letter of 1 July 2026 and every correspondence exchanged among the Attorney General, the Ministry of Finance, the Controller and Accountant-General, and the Bank of Ghana concerning the attachment, the directives, and the withdrawal,” Ms Appiagyei said.
Referring to Article 88 of the Constitution, Ms Appiagyei said the Attorney General is both the government’s principal legal adviser and the official responsible for handling all civil proceedings involving the state.
The Minority in Parliament is demanding the immediate dismissal of Attorney General and Minister for Justice Dr Dominic Ayine over what it describes as his role in the alleged unlawful disbursement of GH¢350 million to support flood victims.
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