The National Intelligence Bureau (NIB) has summoned the Bono Regional Chairman of the New Patriotic Get together (NPP), Kwame Baffoe, popularly often called Abronye DC.
This follows his claims that the federal government, led by President John Mahama, had “stolen” over 5 hundred and fifty million Ghana cedis supposed for dismissed recruits and appointees.
In an interview on Motion TV, sighted by Pulse Information, Abronye DC alleged that the revocation of appointments made after seventh December 2024 was a part of a scheme to misappropriate the funds, stating that monetary clearance had already been issued for the recruitment.
He additional claimed that the quantity was launched by the Financial institution of Ghana and transported in a bullion van to the Jubilee Home.
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The NIB invitation was conveyed in a letter dated Friday, twenty first February 2025, signed by Kwaku Afari, Bono Regional Commander of the NIB.
The letter learn:
I’ve been instructed by the Director of Investigations of the Nationwide Intelligence Bureau (NIB) to ask you to satisfy him on Wednesday, twenty sixth February 2025, at 10:00 hours at KAWUKUDU within the Larger Accra Area to help the Bureau in investigating allegations you’ve got levelled in opposition to His Excellency, President John Dramani Mahama.
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In these allegations, made throughout an interview on ‘Motion within the Morning’—a breakfast present on Motion TV hosted by Kwaku Dawuro—you, Kwame Baffoe, also called Abronye, claimed that President John Dramani Mahama is hoarding ₵550,000,000 supposed for dismissed appointees on the Jubilee Home. You additional accused his administration of corruption within the recruitment and revocation processes.
In the meantime, the letter has sparked combined reactions on social media, together with from social activist and personal authorized practitioner, Oliver Barker-Vormawor.
In a Fb submit, he wrote:
