A district chief executive under investigation is allowed to stay in his government office. This decision has been explained by the Lands Ministry.
The Media Relations Officer for the Lands Ministry, Paa Kwesi Schandorf, spoke about this matter. He addressed concerns that the investigation might be hindered.
Schandorf stated that the DCE's continued presence in office has not compromised the ongoing probe. He assured the public that the investigation remains secure.
He made these comments in an interview. The interview was broadcast on a Monday in March. This was reported by a media outlet.
The Lands Ministry has confirmed its position on the matter. It insists that normal operations continue for the DCE.
The ministry did not provide further details about the investigation itself. It focused on assuring the public about the integrity of the process.
The explanation aims to address public perception. It seeks to reassure that official duties do not interfere with accountability.