The Ghanaian parliamentary majority caucus has accused Bosome Freho MP Nana Asafo-Adjei Ayeh of pressuring Foreign Affairs Minister Ablakwa to maintain the validity of a disputed service passport. The accusation centers on Nana B’s passport, which is under scrutiny for its legitimacy.
The caucus alleges that the MP used influence to ensure the passport remains active despite ongoing disputes. The Foreign Affairs Minister has not publicly commented on the allegations. The situation highlights tensions within the government over passport validation processes and political accountability.
This dispute follows recent reports of irregularities in the issuance of service passports, prompting calls for stricter oversight. The parliamentary majority has previously raised concerns about the transparency of such procedures. The case underscores the challenges of maintaining integrity in bureaucratic processes amid political pressures.
