Osei Assibey Antwi, a former boss for National Security, stands accused of serious crimes. He appeared in court to face 21 charges.
These charges are connected to a large sum of money, GHc431.8 million, that went missing from the National Service Scheme NSS. The alleged crime involves ghost names, meaning people were listed who did not actually work for the scheme.
Mr. Assibey Antwi has officially told the court that he is not guilty of any of these 21 charges.
This plea means he denies the accusations made against him by prosecutors.
The case will now move forward with more court proceedings to examine the details of the alleged fraud.
The prosecution must now present evidence to prove their case against the former NSA boss.
This event highlights the importance of oversight in public funds and the fight against financial crimes.
The court process will determine the facts and deliver justice.