Dr. Gideon Boako, the Member of Parliament for Tano North, has called for an investigation into Ghana's gold reserves. He is concerned about the sale of 18 tonnes of the nation's gold.
He believes the sale of this gold might have been connected to criminal activity. Dr. Boako spoke about his concerns in Parliament on March 4.
The MP described the gold sale as deeply troubling. He stated that he has seen documents related to the transaction.
Dr. Boako is seeking a separate inquiry. This inquiry would look into the circumstances surrounding the gold sale.
He wants to understand why the gold was sold and who benefited from it.
The details of the transaction and its potential impact on Ghana's economy are unclear.
Dr. Boako's call highlights public interest in managing national resources.