EOCO IS THE HEADQUARTERS OF CORRUPTION IN GHANA – Security Expert, Adam Bonaa

“I have a feeling EOCO is not telling us the truth, and I can say with certainty that EOCO has now become the headquarters of corruption. There is a need to investigate what happened between these two institutions under the executive.

“These two institutions, EOCO and the Special Prosecutor, are both under the Attorney General’s office, and so to have EOCO handed over the file to investigate a money laundering issue, which comes under them, and to have EOCO come back and later tell us that they couldn’t do anything about it, if you ask me, it is mind-boggling. As a citizen and not a spectator, I would ask the Right Honourable Speaker and, by extension, Parliament, to institute a probe. That is the only way we would know,” he stated.

Dr. Bonaa, who alluded to potential undisclosed activities within EOCO, made a direct appeal to the Speaker of Parliament, Alban Bagbin, to not only initiate a probe but also to extend its terms of reference, potentially encouraging more Ghanaians to provide information.

In a direct accusation, Dr Bonaa called out the Executive Director of EOCO, COP Maame Tiwaa, for not being fully transparent with the Ghanaian people, demanding that she disclose the full details of the case involving the money found at Madam Dapaah’s residence and its connection to the Special Prosecutor.

“There are a lot of things that are going on in EOCO that some of us find very unfortunate, and probably if these things begin to unfold, maybe if the speaker is minded to give an extended terms of reference, which is not to say that I know what is going to happen, but if the speaker would do this, I believe that we are going to have Ghanaians come out and tell the committee, if there is to be a bipartisan probe, what they know,” he added.