Private legal practitioner Martin Kpebu is urging for public identification and legal consequences for those involved in fictitious debts reported by the Auditor General. The report revealed GH¢8.1 billion in questionable debt.
Mr. Kpebu emphasized that the matter requires thorough examination.
Individuals found culpable should face the full force of the law, he stated.
This includes technocrats and consultants who may have played a role in creating these debts.
The call follows the release of the 2024 Auditor General’s report.
Ghana law mandates accountability for public financial irregularities.
Prosecution serves as a deterrent against future corruption.
The transparency of these findings is crucial for public trust.