The Economic and Organised Crime Office (EOCO) has dragged the Customs Division of the Ghana Revenue Authority (GRA) to its offices to assist with an investigation into the suspected import duties evasion involving businessman Ibrahim Mahama. Ibrahim Mahama, who is the brother of former President John Mahama, is at the centre of a headline-grabbing import … Read more
It has emerged that businessman Ali Seidu and Kofi Job Gyasi turned themselves in to EOCO on Wednesday over corruption investigations at COCOBOD as Ibrahim Mahama is not part of those being allegedly probed over corruption allegations. Ibrahim, brother of Ghana’s former President John Mahama, was reported to be among two men hauled before EOCO … Read more
The brother of Ghana’s ex-President John Mahama – Ibrahim Mahama – and a close associate of the former leader of the country -Ali Seidu – were hauled before EOCO on Wednesday over the massive corruption scandal engulfing COCOBOD, Ghanaguardian.com understands. The two businessmen, who were overly powerful during the reign of John Mahama, were summoned … Read more
It is emerging that the Economic and Organized Crime Office (EOCO) did not conduct any ‘proper’ interrogation of embattled immediate-past Ghana Cocobod Chief Executive, Dr. Stephen Kwabena Opuni. Dr. Opuni has reportedly been to the premises of the investigative body on two occasions since last week – with the last visit being yesterday – but … Read more
Dr. Stephen Opuni Information reaching DAILY GUIDE indicates that Dr. Stephen Kwabena Opuni, the immediate past Chief Executive of Ghana Cocobod, has been invited by the Economic and Organized Crime Office (EOCO) for questioning. The embattled former Cocobod boss was reportedly summoned and appeared before EOCO on Friday after a said botched attempt to travel … Read more
Barely a week after the exit of former Chief Executive Officer of COCOBOD, Dr. Stephen Opuni, mother body for all unionised¶ workers in the cocoa industry has vehemently debunked a news publication purported to be the unions calling for the CEO to be investigated. The Supreme Consultative Council (SCC) and Cocoa Industry Workers Union (CIWU) … Read more