OSP must investigate everyone in AKSA deal’s value chain – Mary Addah
Transparency International Ghana Executive Director Mary Addah has urged the Office of the Special Prosecutor (OSP) to conduct an extensive investigation into the Ghanaian dimension of the Asante Kweku Berko bribery case, insisting that all institutions and individuals involved in the deal’s value chain should be examined.
Transparency International Ghana's Mary Addah has called for a thorough investigation by the Office of the Special Prosecutor (OSP) into the entire value chain of the Asante Kweku Berko bribery case, rather than just five identified individuals. She emphasized that all entities and people involved in the deal should be examined, not just those who interacted with the project.
Addah spoke on Joy FM's Top Story, stressing that institutions like GRIDCo and others involved should assist the OSP in the investigation. She explained that a comprehensive probe would determine the roles these individuals played in the alleged scheme, aiming to confirm, validate, or disprove the allegations. Addah believes that expanding the investigation's scope initially will benefit those not involved in wrongdoing by allowing them to be cleared based on evidence, rather than assumptions.
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