We take responsibility for the searches – Srem-Sai on Fmr Governor’s house raid

The Special Prosecutor's Office has acknowledged its role in the recent searches conducted at the residence of former Ghanaian Governor, Kwame Srem Sai. In a statement, the Office clarified that these actions were part of their ongoing investigations into allegations of corruption and financial misconduct associated with the former official. The searches aimed to gather essential evidence as part of a broader effort to uphold accountability within public office.

The Special Prosecutor emphasized that such investigations are critical for maintaining public trust and ensuring that all government officials adhere to ethical standards. This move comes amid increasing scrutiny over governance and transparency in Ghana's political landscape.

Srem Sai, who previously held significant power, is now under investigation for purportedly mismanaging state resources during his tenure. The Special Prosecutor’s team reassured the public that they would continue to pursue justice rigorously, indicating a commitment to tackling corruption in all its forms. As this situation unfolds, it underscores the importance of vigilance and integrity within Ghana's leadership.