Dr. Gideon Boako, Member of Parliament for Tano North, wants a bipartisan inquiry. He believes the sale of Ghana's gold reserves needs close examination.
The MP raised the issue in Parliament on March 4. This happened during a debate on the State of the Nation Address.
He is concerned about the way 18 tonnes of the nation's gold reserves were handled.
Dr. Boako described the transaction as questionable. He feels it requires a thorough review by lawmakers.
The request for an inquiry suggests a lack of transparency or trust in the process.
Parliamentary committees often investigate matters of national importance. This could involve reviewing financial dealings and resource management.