By King Amoah
In a striking development that has captivated political circles, former Member of Parliament for the Obuasi East Constituency, Hon. Edward Enin, has publicly asserted that he possesses critical information regarding stolen state properties allegedly concealed by the Akufo-Addo administration.
His claims, made during a recent interview on UTV, have sparked widespread discussion and speculation about the potential implications for accountability and governance in Ghana.
Enin’s statements come at a time when the political landscape is shifting, with President-elect John Dramani Mahama set to take office following the recent elections. The former MP expressed his willingness to collaborate with a team of investigators to uncover the locations of these purportedly hidden treasures, which he claims are vital for understanding the extent of mismanagement and corruption during Akufo-Addo’s tenure.
During the interview, Enin emphasized his readiness to provide comprehensive details to assist in a thorough investigation. “I am prepared to lead a team to the locations where these properties are hidden. It is imperative that we retrieve what belongs to the state and hold accountable those responsible for their misappropriation,” he declared.
His comments reflect a growing sentiment among Ghanaians who are increasingly demanding transparency and accountability from their leaders.
Enin’s call to action is particularly significant in light of the current political transition. He urged the incoming government to take a proactive stance in addressing the alleged theft of state assets, highlighting the necessity for a dedicated “Operation Retrieve the Loot” team to facilitate this process.
“The incoming administration has a responsibility to ensure that the state’s resources are safeguarded and that any wrongdoings are rectified,” he stated.
The allegations raised by Enin are not only serious but also timely, as they coincide with ongoing discussions about governance and integrity in Ghana’s political framework
