There’s nothing criminal with my comments to warrant NIB invitation—Abronye

Bono Regional Chairman of the opposition New Patriotic Party (NPP), Kwame Baffoe known popularly as Abronye, is ready to meet the National Investigations Bureau.

Abro has been invited by the NIB to assist them with an investigation on corruption-related allegations levelled against the president of Ghana and his government.

He alleged that the government is keeping an amount of Ghc 500,000,000 meant for persons whose appointments have been terminated.

Speaking to Channel 1 in an interview, he indicated that the invitation comes as a shock to him because his comments have no form of criminality.

 “There was a money intended for those employees whose appointment letter have been terminated, and no government will recruit for that budgeting. So I’ll go and face them. I haven’t seen the criminal element of that. So they said I should come and assist them in investigation. So let’s go and then take it from there.

“Then after that, we can read meaning to their invitation whether they are trying to reintroduce the culture of silence that everybody spoke against some time ago. I don’t see the criminal element of this issue for BNI to take or invite me to assist them when the current government appointees have made wild allegation, and the director of BNI hasn’t invited any of them.

“Wild allegation, serious that Akyem mafia we are hoarding gold outside, the MIIF. There are monies that they have stolen. A lot of things. So the director of, national investigation did not invite any of them. So we will go and prove to them that they are doing selectivity in their work.”