Report by Priscilla Koranteng Brown- 01-04-2024

Executive Director of Mass Action for Sustainable Development in Africa, Atik Mohammed has served notice that he will take legal action over circumstances that led to the Commissional-General of the Ghana Revenue Authority (GRA) Rev.

“We need to test the law on these issues and be sure that if the law says that our monies that they received is right then we can let it go”.

It emerged during a sitting of Parliament’s Public Accounts Committee that the now former GRA boss after reaching the mandatory retirement age, remained in office for months without a contract to his name.

This according to Atik it’s a matter that cannot be swept under the carpet as it caused financial loss to the state.

“It is not enough to say that you have been sacked so you are going home and everything ends there”.

“What makes it painful is that what was sold to is is that a man that works with the rule of law, he is a disciplinarian and all that”.