Amansie Central DCE Probe Not Compromised Lands Ministry Says

The Lands Ministry states the DCE's continued presence in office does not affect the ongoing investigation.

The Amansie Central District Chief Executive will continue in his role while an investigation takes place. The Lands Ministry has confirmed this decision.

The ministry’s Media Relations Officer, Paa Kwesi Schandorf, stated that the DCE’s presence in office has not interfered with the ongoing probe.

Mr. Schandorf spoke about this matter on Joy FM’s Midday News on Monday, March 16.

He assured that the administration of justice would not be hindered by the DCE remaining at his post.

The exact nature of the investigation has not been detailed publicly by the ministry.

However, the ministry is adamant that the process is secure and unbiased.

This statement comes as the investigation into the DCE’s conduct continues.

The Lands Ministry maintains that transparency and fairness are being upheld throughout the inquiry.