The sale of diplomatic and service passport had been ongoing under since 2023 – NDC Comms, Kumah

According to report by Ghase on Tuesday 10, November 2026, a member of the National Democratic Congress (NDC) Communications Team, Prince Kumah, has accused the New Patriotic Party (NPP) of being responsible for the alleged sale of diplomatic and service passports, claiming that the practice had been ongoing under the previous administration since 2023.

According to Prince Kumah, the controversy surrounding the alleged sale of Ghanaian passports should not be treated as an entirely new development, insisting that the practice reportedly existed during the NPP’s time in government.

He further questioned the credibility of evidence presented by individuals at a recent press conference on the matter, describing the documents as forged. His comments suggest that the materials being circulated in connection with the allegations do not accurately represent the facts surrounding the controversy.

Prince Kumah’s remarks come amid growing public attention surrounding allegations of irregularities in the issuance and acquisition of Ghanaian diplomatic and service passports.

The issue has generated political discussions, with members of the governing NDC and opposition NPP exchanging accusations over responsibility and accountability.

The allegations have also raised questions about the procedures governing the issuance of diplomatic and service passports, as well as the measures in place to prevent possible abuse of the system.

However, Prince Kumah’s claims regarding the alleged activities under the NPP administration and the authenticity of the evidence presented at the press conference remain allegations that require independent verification.

The controversy is expected to keep the passport issuance debate in the public domain as Ghanaians seek further clarification on the circumstances surrounding the allegations and the individuals involved.

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