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OSP must investigate everyone in AKSA deal’s value chain – Mary Addah

Transparency International Ghana Executive Director Mary Addah has urged the Office of the Special Prosecutor (OSP) to conduct an extensive investigation into the Ghanaian dimension of the Asante Kweku Berko bribery case, insisting that all institutions and individuals involved in the deal’s value chain should be examined.
According to her, the investigation should not be limited to the five persons already identified by the OSP as persons of interest, but should extend to every individual and institution that may have handled or interacted with the project.
The other persons named are Francis Walkson Kwesi Gyata, a former technical adviser to the Minister of Power; Solomon Adjetey Sowah, a former deputy director at the Ministry of Power; Lindin George Nii Mettle, a former director at Tricop Group Limited; and Baffour Ankomah Brobbey, an employee of Tricop Group Limited.
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