Kofi Bentil, the Vice President of IMANI Africa, has publicly stated that the sale of 18 tonnes of Ghana's gold was an ill-judged move.
He described the transaction as "wild" and expressed concerns about its financial impact on the country.
Bentil estimates that the sale could cost Ghana more than one billion dollars.
He questioned the decision-making process behind such actions, suggesting it is not typical of sensible governance.
Bentil implied that the deal might involve questionable practices, hinting at a "shady deal".
His comments raise significant questions about the transparency and benefits of the gold sale for Ghana.
Further details about the terms and parties involved in the transaction remain unclear.
The potential financial loss highlights concerns about the nation's resource management.