Honorable Gloria Owusu, Member of Parliament for Trobu, has publicly called for answers from Dr. Hannah Louisa Bissiw regarding allegations linked to a missing driver. The concerns have gained attention amid reports suggesting financial transactions with galamsey operators.
Specifically, Hon. Owusu has alleged that Dr. Bissiw accepted 200,000 GHC from illegal mining operators, commonly referred to as galamsey, purportedly in exchange for facilitating the return of their excavator equipment. These claims have sparked debates on parliamentary accountability and transparency.
These serious accusations raise questions about the involvement of public officials in illegal mining activities, which remain a significant challenge in Ghana due to their environmental and economic impact. The issue calls for thorough investigation and clear communication from those involved.
As the situation unfolds, supporters and critics alike await an official response from Dr. Hannah Bissiw addressing these concerns. The call for transparency emphasizes the need for ethical conduct in public office, especially in matters tied to natural resource management.
For further details, readers can follow updates from official parliamentary sessions and media outlets such as Adom FM. The conversation around this issue continues to be significant in Ghana’s political and social discourse. Source: GhanaWeb
