Attorney General's office takes responsibility for raid on Ernest Addison’s home

The Attorney General's Office has acknowledged its role in the recent raid on the residence of Ernest Addison, the Governor of the Bank of Ghana (BoG). This operation, which involved law enforcement officials, was part of a broader investigation concerning alleged financial misconduct linked to the central bank. The Attorney General's spokesperson clarified that this action aligns with ongoing efforts to uphold accountability and transparency within financial institutions.

In light of public concerns regarding the implications of such a high-profile raid, officials emphasized that it is crucial for justice to be served without bias. They reaffirmed their commitment to thoroughly investigate any wrongdoing while respecting due process. The incident has sparked a significant debate about governance and oversight in Ghana's financial sector, prompting calls for heightened scrutiny over the operations of key state entities. As this situation unfolds, many are watching closely to see how it may influence policy reforms and restore public trust in governmental institutions amid ongoing economic challenges.