Metro Mass Transit Limited has accused the former government led by President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo of corruption. The company stated the accusation relates to the sale of land at the Opera Square Bus Terminal.
Deputy Managing Director Haroun Apaw-Wiredu alleged the sale followed a "create, loot and share" agenda. This means the government allegedly created a situation to steal and share public assets.
The company believes the sale was not conducted fairly. It suggests public resources were misused for private gain.
This alleged action involved portions of the bus terminal located in Accra. The land was sold to a private developer.
Metro Mass Transit stated its management raised these concerns. The accusation points to a specific period when the former government was in power.
Further details about the specific transactions and the developer involved have not been fully disclosed.
The accusation suggests a lack of transparency in the disposal of the state-owned property.
The company's statement indicates a need for investigation into the sale process.
This matter raises questions about the use of public land and potential financial impropriety.
The full impact of this alleged wrongdoing on public transport infrastructure is being assessed.