EOCO Officials Inspect Chairman Wontumi’s Six-Bedroom House at Tema Community 12

The Economic and Organised Crime Office (EOCO), alongside officials from the Lands Commission, has conducted an inspection of a six-bedroom property owned by NPP Ashanti Regional Chairman Bernard Antwi Boasiako, popularly known as Chairman Wontumi, at Tema Community 12.

The exercise was reportedly aimed at gathering essential information about the property to facilitate a professional valuation as part of ongoing procedures involving the asset.

EOCO indicated that the property had been frozen last year, making the latest visit part of the processes required to properly document and assess its value.

During the inspection, officials from the two institutions reportedly took measurements of the building and recorded its geographical coordinates. These details are expected to provide the necessary information for determining the property’s professional market value.

The operation was relatively short, lasting less than 10 minutes before the officials completed their assignment and left the premises.

The visit also ended peacefully, with no confrontation or disturbance reported throughout the exercise.

Chairman Wontumi, one of the prominent political figures within the NPP, has been at the centre of public attention over investigations involving his business activities and assets.

The latest inspection has therefore attracted interest, particularly as questions continue to emerge about properties linked to the Ashanti Regional Chairman and the ongoing processes involving them.

However, the purpose of the visit was reportedly limited to taking measurements, recording the property’s coordinates and gathering information for valuation.

The exercise should not be interpreted as a determination of wrongdoing or a final decision regarding the ownership or legal status of the property.

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