Accountants are vying for the hottest place in hell – Kusi Boafo

General News on Tuesday, April 2, 2019

Source: mynewsgh.com

2019-04-02

Thomas Kusi Boafo, chief executive of the public sector reform, doubts that accountants are coming to paradise, given the naked theft that most of them have committed, MyNewsGh.com said.

His argument is that accountants in Ghana in 2018 have colluded with another 3 billion ¢ ¢ ¢ of the national kitty with the civil service by explaining that most of them are part of the 152,000 employees of the public sector who waste all.

"If there is a place that will be prepared in hell and that will be hot, I think the accountants have already taken it. Last year, accountants helped to steal 3 billion GH ¢, the last two years, 2.5 billion GHC; no payment can be made without accounting, "he revealed when addressing students at the Kumasi Technical University.

The former economics lecturer suggested that the government was blocking such flights in the public sector, which caused many revenue losses for national development.

"The president is concerned about money; he is a raid; he says that all flights were initiated by accountants, so reforms must also be initiated by accountants, "noting that this is the system with which the government will work.

Mr. Kusi Boafo disputed the general acceptance that Ghana had been independent for 62 years, claiming that the country had been independent only for 21 years, since it had been subject for the last 41 years to the measures it had taken. austerity of the International Monetary Fund (IMF).

"The reason I said that the accountants had initiated all the flights is that such imprudence has put Ghana in trouble; we do not care; and when you ask Ghanaians how many years have we been independent, they say 62 years; I will tell you that it's a lie; Ghanaians have been independent for only 21 years. we spent 41 years with the IMF for recklessness ".

Now that Ghana has stepped out of the IMF program, it has ensured students a number of jobs in the public sector, but quickly added, "It will not be a wholesale job; that I will neither do nor sanction. "

"It's not anyone who does not know anything, because he is unemployed and of Ghanaian nationality, we will say that he must come and have a job; no, we will not deploy inefficiencies ".