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An ex-CEO of the Ghana National Petroleum Corporation (GNPC) added his voice to calls for an investigation into the allegations of vote buying against the current chairman of the board of directors of the company
Tsatsu Tsikata has declared a criminal investigation of Freddie Blay C & # 39; is also the national chairman of the government The new patriotic party (NPP) will solve the problem.
"This does not help to do it [buy buses for 275 constituencies] by the time he did it – before a primary or an election – because of the perception and it is also a reality" he told Joy News's Gifty Andoh Appiah about The Pulse Monday.
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According to the wise lawyer, there are calls to investigate Mr. Blay's finances by public service organizations (CSOs) as well as those who have competed with him for the post of National President,
"These are serious problems of crime […]
" The purchase of votes involves the use of an inducement monetary policy in relation to an upcoming election. There was an election in sight and he would have bought the buses for the constituencies for the same people who are involved in the election. "
The minority in Parliament demands an immediate judicial audit in the accounts and activities of Mr. Blay for his demonstration of" vulgar opulence "and" vote buying "towards the recent Congress of National Delegates
Freddy Blay, National President of the New Patriotic Party (NPP) [19659002] The former second Deputy Speaker of Parliament reportedly financed the purchase of some 275 commercial buses to raise money for MPP constituencies in the country.
However, the GNPC responded quickly by saying: The allegations that the Corporation helped Mr. Blay get the buses
His CEO, Dr. KK Sarpong, stated that he did not support or play any role in the purchase of buses. a Corporation, he set up a sound financial system that will not allow any official to approve or to receive funding to support a program that is not included in its work program and budget approved by Parliament.
But the former boss of GNPC, Mr. Tsikata is not impressed. He said that it's time for the new president of NPP to reflect.
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"If I were him, I would have thought about what L & # 39; 39 impression was created by my actions and if that could have been avoided, "he said.
He added that by looking at it from this point of view, he is convinced that Mr. Blay would have acknowledged that he could have done it better. .
Commenting on the dismissal of former Electoral Commission Chair Charlotte Osei, Mr. Tsikata said that the government had to convince citizens that the promotion of the judges of the court of appeal to the Court Supreme Court was purely merit-based.
"People have raised concerns, not because of the judges, they are not competent or qualified, but even the appearance that they might be rewarded does not enhance the credibility of the appointment process .
"I hope that there will be a clear explanation that would satisfy the Ghanaians that perhaps nothing abnormal has occurred in this regard."
The seer Legal also said that if the concerns raised about the identity of the petitioners are true, then the hearing of the petition itself is
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