President Mahama Orders Investigation into 81,885 Suspected ‘Ghost Names’ on NSS Payroll

 President Mahama Orders Investigation into 81,885 Suspected ‘Ghost Names’ on NSS Payroll

In a bold move to tackle financial irregularities and enhance transparency, former President John Dramani Mahamahas ordered a thorough investigation into the discovery of 81,885 suspected ‘ghost names’ on the National Service Scheme (NSS) payroll. This revelation has sparked national concern over fraudulent payroll activities, prompting immediate action to safeguard public funds.

In a statement addressing the issue, Mahama emphasized:

“Public funds must be used judiciously for national development, not lost to fraudulent activities. This investigation will ensure that every cedi is accounted for, and those responsible for this malpractice face the full force of the law.”

His directive reflects his administration’s commitment to fighting corruption and ensuring that government funds are used efficiently.