Elizabeth Ohene, the Board Chair of the Social Security and National Insurance Trust (SSNIT), has expressed confident that the selection of Rock City as the preferred bidder for SSNIT hotels was clean, as well us adhered to all rules and regulations.
Ohene’s stance comes amidst a campaign led by the Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa, Member of Parliament for North Tongu, who has accused the SSNIT Board and management of various wrongdoings, including abuse of power and lack of transparency.
In response, Ohene has called for all of God’s Angels and Ghana’s investigative agencies to examine the process and verify its integrity.
“Mr Okudzeto Ablakwa claims to have God and Ghana on the side of his campaign, and I would hope all of God’s Angels and Ghana’s investigative agencies, temporal and spiritual, would examine the process and tell the world if they find any irregularity or trace of corrupt practice. Indeed, if they should find any evidence of corruption, I will assume and accept responsibility and expect to be prosecuted,” she wrote.