NPP Planted People to Create Scandals – Government Insiders Reveal

A new twist has emerged in the ongoing Service Passport scandal, with information from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs confirming that there was indeed an illegal sale of Service Passports, just as the NPP Minority claimed. However, what the Minority conveniently left out is the most important part of the story: the person behind the illegal operation was an appointee of the NPP government during the Nana Addo era. This revelation raises serious questions about the Minority’s motives and why they chose to point fingers at the current government while hiding the truth about their own people.

According to the details available, the Minority knew about the individual involved because this was someone their own government had appointed and supported. In fact, some Ghanaians had already petitioned the then Foreign Affairs Minister under the NPP government over the same allegations, but the petition was simply thrown into the dustbin. This means the warning signs were there long ago, but the NPP government chose to look the other way instead of taking action. The current situation is therefore not a new problem but one that was allowed to grow under the watch of the previous administration.

Fast-forward to the current administration, and on 8th October, the Ministry received another petition raising similar allegations. Sensing that information about the scandal, which had links to their own party, could soon become public, the NPP Minority quickly twisted the narrative to make it appear as though the current government was involved in the illegal sale of Service Passports. This appears to be a deliberate attempt to shift blame and confuse the public before the full facts come out.

But as we know, Hon. Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa has maintained a zero-tolerance stance on corruption. Upon receiving the petition and the complaint, he acted decisively by interdicting the individuals implicated and referring the matter to the Ghana Police Service for further investigation. His swift response shows that the current government is serious about dealing with corruption, no matter whose ox is gored. The ball is now in the court of the police to dig deeper and ensure that justice is served.

The NDC government must go beyond this particular scandal and thoroughly clean up the system. Anyone who has compromised the integrity of public office must be held accountable, regardless of their political affiliation. We cannot continue to harbour individuals whose actions undermine the credibility of our public institutions. The NPP deliberately planted people to create scandals, and the sooner this is exposed and addressed, the better for the country’s fight against corruption.