CHRAJ understated monies in Adjenim Adjei’s 3 bank accounts – Amidu

The Special Prosecutor says the Commission for Human Rights and Administrative Justice (CGRAJ) understated the amounts in the three accounts of sacked Public Procurement Authority boss.

Martin Amidu while commending the Commission’s work said for some “reason it understated the amounts disclosed by the bank statements from the three banks accounts of Adjenim Boateng Adjei, exhaustively reviewed by the Auditor General.”

In a press statement Monday, he said the monies in Mr Boateng Adjei’s account is more than the ¢14 million stated but rather ¢41 million [if one uses a conversion rate of $ is to ¢5.7].

He arrived at the figure after reviewing the bank statements of Mr Boateng Adjei for the period 01/01/17 – 31/08/19.

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