[ 2017-04-21 ]

EOCO asks Ibrahim Mahama to pay GHC 12.7m
The Economic and Organised Crimes Office (EOCO)
has asked Mr Ibrahim Mahama, brother of former
President John Mahama, to pay GHC 12.7m to the
state by May 8.

The amount represents duty for goods he cleared at
the Tema Port with 44 dud cheques in 2015, plus
interest.

The interest on the amount was worked by the Ghana
Revenue Authority (GRA).

The order was communicated to Mr Mahama on Friday,
21 April when he reappeared before EOCO after two
previous meetings.

The issue about Mr Mahama’s failure to pay duty
on the heavy equipment he imported into the
country was first made public by Assin Central MP
Kennedy Agyapong.

Reacting to the EOCO directive to Mr Mahama to pay
GHC 12.7m, Mr Agyapong said he believes the amount
should be in excess of GHC 13million.

Source - classfmonline.com

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