Professor Isaac Boadi wants to see the full financial details of the Domestic Gold Purchase Programme. He leads the Institute of Economic Research and Public Policy.
Boadi stated that simply looking at how the programme performed is not enough. He wants to understand the total money spent and the benefits received by the country.
He is calling for a consolidated financial account of the programme. This would help show the overall cost and what Ghana gained.
The programme involves the purchase of gold within Ghana. Details on its financial outcomes are sought by the institute.
Boadi believes this information is important for assessing the programme's value to the nation.