CLOGSAG advises Auditor-General to stick to its main function

General News of Wednesday, May 1, 2019

Source: ghananewsagency.org

2019-05-01

The Civil and Local Government Staff Association of Ghana (CLOGSAG) on Audited Audits of Auditors and Auditors.

CLOGSAG said, it is the duty of the auditor-general to report to the internal audit functions of the various public institutions.

Mr Isaac Bampoe Addo, CLOGSAG Executive Secretary stated that it was a conference in Accra that the badociation of anomalies for the Auditor-General to be directly involved, in the audit of the Ghost Names, elimination program itself.

Mr Bampoe Addo said there have been several consultations on the issue of ghost names which posed a serious threat in the administration of the payroll in the country.

He said the effectiveness of these readings had been badessed by the Auditor-General so why is he embarking on another program on the same subject?

"CLOGSAG believes the Auditor-General's involvement in the elimination of ghost names on the public sector will pay off the checks and balances in the execution of projects within the public services," he said.

Mr Bampoe Addo explained that "CLOGSAG is of the opinion that, the Auditor General should rather turn his attention to the unending consultancy that has lasted for several years and continues to drain the national purse".