Dr. Gideon Boako, the Member of Parliament for Tano North, has called for a parliamentary investigation. This is about the handling of Ghana's gold reserves.
He stated that 18 tonnes of the nation's gold may have been sold under questionable circumstances.
Dr. Boako made these remarks in Parliament on Wednesday, March 4. This was during a discussion of the State of the Nation Address.
He feels a bipartisan approach is needed to ensure a thorough review. He described the sale as potentially criminal.
The Member of Parliament wants to understand the details of the transaction. He seeks transparency in the management of national assets.
Further details about the specific concerns were not immediately clear. The call for inquiry highlights a need for accountability.
Parliamentary committees often conduct such investigations. They aim to establish facts and recommend actions.
The involvement of multiple political parties is sought to avoid bias. This ensures the findings are respected.