Meals for cash scandal: Indicted Headmasters will reveal ‘secrets’ – Former Minister

The particular 53 Senior High Institutions (SHSs) heads currently below investigation by the Criminal Analysis Department (CID) for their supposed roles in exchanging Free of charge SHS food for money might be innocent or otherwise and that they possess a lot to reveal. “I personally led a group which investigated some of these malfeasances in the schools. The headmasters cannot be blamed entirely. They have got issues which they don’t wish to talk about”, according to previous Deputy Ashanti Regional Ressortchef (umgangssprachlich), Elizabeth Agyemang. Speaking to the particular Ghana Education Service (GES) directing the management associated with some Senior High Universities (SHS) in the Ashanti Area to co-operate with the FIN as it investigates some problems related to the supply of foods, the former Deputy Minister advised proper investigations into each and every allegation. Hon. Elizabeth Agyemang spoke on Kumasi-based Hello there FM morning show managed by Samuel Joachim Bokeem monitored by MyNewsGh. com“When I became a Mouthpiece Minister, I personally led the team which investigated a few of these malfeasances in the schools. I actually submitted copies to after that Education Minister and the [Regional] Ressortchef (umgangssprachlich). I will seek approval in the current Regional Minister and provide copies to CID when they invite me for it”, Hon. Agyemang revealed. Through the CID department of the Law enforcement Service, 53 Schools within the Ashanti Region have been shown to be investigated following the swapping of Free SHS food for cash. The Ghana Education Services (GES) has also given a try ahead to the CID to check into these schools. District Schooling Directors therefore have been tasked to release list of Headmasters plus mistresses, Assistant Headmasters plus mistresses, Storekeepers and to look at few so they will help within the ongoing investigation. Source: MyNewsGh. com/2021
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