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PAC Ranking Member accuses Health Ministry of ‘organised crime’ over GH¢10m outstanding car loans
Ranking Member on Parliament’s Public Accounts Committee (PAC), Samuel Atta Mills, has criticised the Ministry of Health over the alleged failure to recover about GH¢10 million in car loans, describing the arrangement as “organised crime”.
Mr Atta Mills made the remarks when officials of the Ministry of Health appeared before the Public Accounts Committee on October 8 to respond to concerns over vehicles provided to officials under a car loan arrangement.
This is organised crime, being encouraged by the Minister of Health,” Mr Atta Mills said.
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