Lands Ministry says DCE probe unaffected by his continued presence

The Lands Ministry states that an ongoing investigation is not compromised by the presence of the Amansie Central District Chief Executive in his office.

The Amansie Central District Chief Executive (DCE) will continue in his role while an investigation proceeds. A spokesperson from the Ministry of Lands and Natural Resources, Paa Kwesi Schandorf, stated that the DCE’s presence in office has not compromised the ongoing probe. He made this statement on Monday, March 16. The ministry is ensuring the investigation's integrity remains intact.

Mr. Schandorf explained that the DCE's continued work does not interfere with the investigation. The ministry believes it is important to allow the process to continue without disruption. This approach is to ensure fairness and thoroughness in the inquiry.

Details about the specific nature of the investigation have not been fully disclosed. However, the ministry has assured the public that all findings will be handled appropriately. The focus remains on the integrity of the investigative process.

The ministry's stance is to maintain operational continuity where possible. This is while ensuring that official inquiries are conducted seriously. The DCE remains accountable to his duties and the ongoing investigation.