Dr. Gideon Boako, the Member of Parliament for Tano North, has requested a parliamentary investigation. He stated concerns about the sale of 18 tonnes of Ghana’s gold reserves. The MP described the transaction as questionable.
He made these remarks in Parliament on Wednesday, March 4. The debate focused on the State of the Nation Address. Dr. Boako raised objections during this discussion.
The MP believes a bipartisan approach is needed. This would involve members from all political parties in Parliament. Such an inquiry aims to address his concerns thoroughly.
The specific details of the gold reserve sale were not fully disclosed. Dr. Boako's call suggests a need for transparency. He feels the public deserves to know more about this significant national asset.
The opposition has been vocal about economic challenges. Concerns about national assets are often raised in such debates. A parliamentary inquiry could shed light on the circumstances of the sale.
Further details are awaited on the process and findings of any potential inquiry. Parliament will review the request made by Dr. Boako.