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A bipartisan investigation into the Menzgold saga could lead the opposition CND to rest its arsenals against the government, while the spokesman for minorities in the Foreign Ministry seems ruthless in its quest for the same.
Sam Okudzeto Ablakwa on Tuesday published a Facebook "clarification" of the date on which Nana Appiah Mensah, CEO of Menzgold, should appear in court as one of the inconsistencies of the Ghanaian authorities on the issue.
Okudzeto Ablakwa
Authorities on their return from the UAE, where NAM1 faces charges for a deal that went wrong, said the businessman was scheduled to appear in court on February 2, 2018.
However, it appeared that the said date was a Saturday and the RNG indicated that, at the request of the Organization of Economic and Organized Crime (EOCO), the hearing will take place on February 3rd or 4th.
According to Ablakwa, Ghana's escape by NAM1 has created "a better justification for [his] call earlier for a special bi-partisan investigation in this debacle of Menzgold. "
Ablakwa also added to the minority's comment that the government delegation to the United Arab Emirates was a futile exercise.
He added that no evidence had been provided regarding the details of the meeting.
"Curiously, the Akufo-Addo administration has still not been able to inform Ghanaians how UAE government officials have met with our high-level delegation headed by a Deputy Attorney General," he said. he writes.
Clement Apaak, NDC MP for Builsa South, also told Roland Walker Monday at the AM Show that "as long as we do not have the details of this trip, we have every reason to be wary . "
However, Parliament is suspended and no public response has yet been given to Mr Ablakwa's requests.
The comments of the MP for North Tongu follow the "empty-handed" return of the delegation that went to the UAE to extradite NAM1 to Ghana.
According to experts, Ghana may not see the so-called Ponzi scheme until the legal procedures it faces in the UAE are complete.
Menzgold's clients who have their money stuck with the famous gold distribution company are getting tired, however, saying that all they need is their money and not necessarily the hanging of Nana Appiah Mensah.
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