GH¢548 Million Lost in NSA Scandal: Attorney General Exposes Criminal Network

Ghana Loses Over GH¢548 Million in NSA 'Ghost Names' Scandal: Attorney General Reveals Criminal Enterprise Ghana is reeling from a major financial scandal involving the National Security Agency (NSA). Attorney General, Godfred Yeboah Dame, revealed in a recent address that over GH¢548 million has been lost to fraudulent "ghost names." This shocking revelation has sent ripples through the nation, raising serious questions about accountability and transparency within the NSA. Dame stated, "Our investigations have revealed a sprawling criminal enterprise whose network covers the entire country." The criminal enterprise, he explained, was run by top-level executives of the NSA and their accomplices in the private sector. These accomplices, often referred to as vendors or service providers, facilitated the siphoning of public funds into private pockets. The scale of the fraud is staggering. Dame confirmed that a total of GH¢548,333,542 was lost. This significant financial loss has sparked outrage and calls for a thorough investigation and prosecution of those responsible. The scandal underscores the urgent need for stronger oversight mechanisms and anti-corruption measures within government agencies. The government has pledged to recover the stolen funds and bring those involved to justice. This case serves as a stark reminder of the challenges Ghana faces in combating corruption and ensuring the responsible management of public funds. The ongoing investigations are crucial in restoring public trust and ensuring that such a large-scale fraud never happens again.