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Public Accounts Committee demands legal action over GH¢1.3m Health Ministry procurement breach

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Public Accounts Committee demands legal action over GH¢1.3m Health Ministry procurement breach

Public Accounts Committee demands legal action over GH¢1.3m Health Ministry procurement breach

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Samuel Atta-Mills, Ranking Member of Public Accounts Committee (PAC), is urging swift legal action against officials of the Ministry of Health following revelations of procurement irregularities totaling GH¢1.3 million.

The infractions, detailed in the 2024 Auditor-General’s Report, include contracts awarded without competitive bidding violating Ghana’s procurement laws.

Despite clear recommendations from the Auditor-General for sanctions, ministry representatives failed to implement corrective measures.

At a PAC hearing on September 29, 2025, Atta-Mills described the conduct as “uncompetitive procurement” and called for the matter to be referred to the Attorney-General for prosecution.

He emphasized that accountability is essential to deter future violations and protect public fund.

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