A-G’s Department Recommends Prosecution of NDC Chairman Ashie Moore Over Alleged Stealing

According to a report by JoyNews on Friday, October 23, 2026, the Attorney General’s Department has recommended the prosecution of the National Democratic Congress (NDC) Greater Accra Regional Chairman, Emmanuel Nii Ashie Moore, over allegations of stealing.

The recommendation marks a significant development in the case involving the regional party chairman. It follows the department’s consideration of the matter and its position on the allegations against him.

Ashie Moore is a prominent figure within the NDC and plays an important role in the party’s activities in the Greater Accra Region. His position makes the development a matter of interest to party members, political observers and the general public.

The recommendation for prosecution means that the Attorney General’s Department has advised that the case should proceed through the criminal justice system. However, the recommendation itself does not amount to a conviction, as any criminal allegation must be established through the appropriate legal process.

The case is also expected to draw attention to the importance of accountability and the enforcement of the law, particularly when allegations involve individuals holding public or political positions.

At this stage, further details about the specific circumstances surrounding the alleged stealing, the amount of money or property involved, and the precise findings that informed the department’s recommendation have not been provided in the information available for this report.

It is also important to note that Ashie Moore remains entitled to the presumption of innocence unless proven guilty by a court of competent jurisdiction.

The development adds to the issues facing the NDC regional chairman and is likely to attract further public attention as more information about the case emerges.

Further updates are expected as the relevant authorities provide additional details about the recommendation and any subsequent legal proceedings.

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