The Economic and Organised Crime Office has stepped up its investigation into the Ghanaian elements of the Asante Berko case. This follows his recent conviction in the United States.
Asante Berko was found guilty of bribery and corruption charges in a US court. His conviction has prompted EOCO to re-examine his activities within Ghana.
Officials are looking into potential financial crimes and corrupt practices linked to Berko's business dealings in the country. The investigation aims to uncover any local accomplices or illicit financial flows.
EOCO stated its commitment to pursuing all leads in the case. The office is collaborating with international partners to gather further evidence.
The investigation seeks to ensure that any individuals involved in financial crimes face legal consequences. This action underscores Ghana's dedication to fighting corruption.