The Office of the Special Prosecutor has dropped charges against Albert Ankrah. This action is related to the corruption case involving the National Petroleum Authority NPA.
Ankrah, who is the director of Kel Logistics, will now serve as a witness for the prosecution. This was announced by the Prosecutor.
He will provide testimony against former NPA CEO Mustapha Hamid. Hamid faces corruption charges in the same case.
Nine other individuals are also facing charges alongside Mustapha Hamid. Their trial is expected to proceed with Ankrah’s evidence.
The Prosecutor's office stated that Ankrah's cooperation is crucial for the case. The details of when the charges were dropped were not specified but happened today, March 26, 2026.
This development changes the landscape of the NPA corruption case. It indicates a strategic move by the prosecution to secure a conviction.
The alleged corruption at the NPA has been under investigation for some time. The Office of the Special Prosecutor is leading the efforts.
Further court proceedings are anticipated as the case moves forward. The public awaits the continuation of the trial.