Audio By Carbonatix
Parliament’s Public Accounts Committee (PAC) on Tuesday expressed disapproval of failure of central bank Governor, Kofi Wampah, to show up at sittings.
Dr Wampah was expected to appear with his deputies to explain adverse findings against the Bank of Ghana in the 2011-2013 audit report.
Sitting was halted for over an hour in anticipation of the arrival of the Bank of Ghana boss, but he failed to show up – two officials of the Bank came in his stead.
The officials claimed they had no idea of charges against the Bank, hence the reason for their late arrival.
The Committee members were enraged at the situation and condemned Dr Wampah for disrespecting the committee.
A Ranking Member of the Committee Ibrahim Dey Abubakari said the central bank Governor should be censured for taking the sittings for granted.
The committee sitting came to an abrupt end after the two officials attempted an explanation for the absence of their boss.
Latest Stories
-
Banks’ sustainable success will be defined less by interest margins – PwC
44 minutes -
Baffoe-Bonnie was part of ‘grand conspiracy’ against Torkornoo – Afenyo-Markin
48 minutes -
The GIPA Act: Resetting Ghana’s investment framework
2 hours -
GIPA secures investor leads at Invest Fest 2026
2 hours -
Ghana’s missing billions: What 16 years of Auditor-General reports show
2 hours -
Police disown viral flyer on AirPods, earphones use while driving
2 hours -
Stop using media to challenge judicial decisions – Thaddeus Sory to lawyers
2 hours -
The next generation expects more than degrees from universities
2 hours -
Ebenezer Dwomoh to stage fourth stand-up comedy special in Kumasi
2 hours -
Central Regional Minister urges traditional leaders to hold public officials accountable
2 hours -
Ada Traditional Council suspends four members for defying cancellation of 2026 Asafotufiami durbar
2 hours -
Association of Small-scale Industries, GEA strengthen artisans through mentorship, coaching
2 hours -
Two arrested over alleged galamsey activities in Tanoso
2 hours -
Ghana rises to sixth-largest gold producer globally after record 2025 output
2 hours -
Five injured in road crash at Ahwerase
2 hours