Former Minister Kobina Tahir Hammond has issued a strong warning. He is demanding the withdrawal of a report submitted to Parliament.
Hammond rejects claims that an alleged GH¢89.4 million debt is fictitious. He described the allegations as preposterous.
The debt is reportedly linked to the government's One District One Factory program. Hammond believes the report aims to damage his reputation.
He has stated his intention to pursue legal action if the report is not removed. Hammond considers the allegations a personal attack.
The controversy stems from findings in a Bank Transfer Advice document. This document forms part of the report now at the center of the dispute.
The Auditor General's office is understood to have compiled the report. The report is currently before Parliament for review.
Hammond's legal threat signals a significant dispute over the report's contents and its implications.
No official statement from the Auditor General's office regarding Hammond's demands has been released.