The People’s Alliance for Governance and Accountability has sent petitions to the Office of the Special Prosecutor and Parliament.
These petitions ask for action based on evidence from a criminal case in the United States. The evidence suggests that some Members of Ghana’s Parliament may have received payments.
These alleged payments are reportedly connected to the AKSA Emergency Power Agreement.
PAGA wants the authorities to investigate these claims thoroughly.
The group believes this evidence warrants a full inquiry into potential corruption.
Further details on the specific amounts or individuals involved have not been released.
The Office of the Special Prosecutor is expected to review the petition and evidence.
Parliament will also consider the matter through its appropriate committees.