Former Deputy Minister of Tourism, Gifty Oware-Mensah, has reportedly satisfied the GH¢10 million bail condition set in connection with the ongoing National Service Secretariat (NSA) scandal.
The scandal, which has captured nationwide attention, revolves around allegations of financial mismanagement and irregularities within the National Service Scheme. Oware-Mensah’s compliance with the bail terms follows weeks of intense public scrutiny and investigative processes by anti-corruption agencies.
Sources indicate that the former deputy minister fulfilled all conditions attached to her release, including providing the required financial surety and assurances to fully cooperate with investigators. Legal representatives have confirmed that she has been released from custody and will continue to respond to inquiries as the investigation unfolds.
The NSA controversy has generated widespread calls for transparency and accountability, with civil society groups and political analysts emphasizing the need for thorough investigations to restore public trust in national institutions.
Authorities have reiterated that the probe remains active and that all individuals implicated in the scandal will be subject to the law. While Oware-Mensah’s compliance with bail conditions demonstrates her cooperation, questions remain about the wider ramifications for other officials linked to the controversy.
As the investigation progresses, Ghanaians continue to follow developments closely, awaiting further updates on both the investigation’s findings and any subsequent legal actions arising from the scandal.
Source: Thepressradio.com
