Bright Simons, Vice President of IMANI Ghana, has claimed that an international bank confidentially alerted President John Dramani Mahama about adverse investigations involving one of his ministerial nominees. According to a post shared by Mr. Simons on X (formerly Twitter), the bank warned that the investigation’s outcomes might become public, potentially causing distractions and undermining the credibility of the Office of the President.
Mr. Simons further noted that the new government must avoid a chain of scandals that could erode public trust and goodwill. He urged the President to carefully consider the nominee’s appointment to maintain the moral high ground.
The allegations come amidst growing public scrutiny over President Mahama’s ministerial appointments, as stakeholders call for a transparent and scandal-free administration.
