The Attorney General has confirmed that the Operation Recover All Loots (ORAL) team has built a solid case against individuals implicated in the GH¢500 million National Service Scheme (NSS) scandal.
The accused have been summoned for questioning and are expected to face prosecution before mid-April.
The NSS scandal, one of the largest fraud cases in recent history, involved the inclusion of thousands of ghost names on the payroll, leading to massive financial losses.
The ORAL team, led by Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa, has been investigating the corruption scheme and tracking those responsible.
In a shocking turn of events, the Attorney General revealed that some individuals implicated in the fraud attempted to bribe a Ghanaian Member of Parliament to obstruct the case and suppress media coverage.
However, authorities have gathered strong evidence of this attempt, ensuring that those involved will face justice.
The Attorney General’s firm stance on the matter underscores the government’s commitment to fighting corruption and restoring transparency in public institutions.
With prosecutions imminent, the NSS scandal is set to become a landmark case in Ghana’s anti-corruption efforts.
Source: NewsandVibes.com
