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The Auditor General, Mr. Daniel Yaw Domelevo, resumed his work after having exhausted his 167 days of accumulated leave.
Mr Domelevo was forced to take compulsory leave on July 1, 2020.
He showed up at the Audit Service Headquarters office in Accra at 8:20 am amid a misunderstanding with the Audit Service Committee.
The council, in a letter to the president, stating that Mr. Domelevo had reached retirement age.
According to counsel, Mr Domelevo had changed his date of birth in the records of the Social Security and National Insurance Trust (SSNIT) from June 1, 1960 to June 1, 1961.
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Counsel also raised questions about Mr. Domelevo’s nationality, claiming he was Togolose.
In response to the allegations, Mr Domelevo, in a separate letter to the chairman of the audit service, said he was Ghanaian because both of his parents were Ghanaian.
“My grandfather, the late Martin Domelevo Tettey, belonged to the Boye-Doe Wem (or Boye-Doe House) which is part of the Dangmebiawe clan. He was from Ada in the Greater Accra region of Ghana, who emigrated to Togo and stayed in Agbatofe, ”he said.
The Auditor General also explained: “My late father, Augustine Domelevo, emigrated from Togo to the Gold Coast. He stayed in several towns and / or villages before eventually settling in Kwahu Adeemmra. Either my father mistakenly mentioned Agbatofe in Togo as his hometown for me, or I misinterpreted him at the time… my mother is also Ghanaian.
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