Over GH¢548m lost to 'ghost names' in NSA scandal — Attorney General

Lawyer Urges Focus on Recovery in GH¢548 Million NSS Scandal

News Ghana, Latest Updates and Breaking News of Ghana, News Ghana, https://www.newsghana.com.gh/lawyer-urges-focus-on-recovery-in-gh%c2%a2548-million-nss-scandal/Private legal practitioner Martin Kpebu has called for greater emphasis on recovering stolen funds rather than pursuing prison sentences in the GH¢548 million National Service Scheme fraud case. His remarks follow Attorney General Dr. Dominic Ayine’s revelation that 12 individuals, incl…

NSA Orientation Sparks Excitement Among UCC Final-Year Students

Final-year students at the University of Cape Coast (UCC) erupted into applause, chants, and songs as the National Service Authority (NSA) held its pre-service orientation at the New Examination Centre. Organised to prepare students for their upcoming mandatory national service, the event was packed with energy, guidance, and patriotic fervour. The orientation aimed to educate prospective National Service Personnel (NSP) about the value of natio…

Ghana lost over GHC 548 million in NSS ghost names fraud - Attorney General reveals - Live Ghana TV

The Attorney General and Minister for Justice, Dr Dominic Ayine, has revealed that a criminal network operating within the National Service Authority (NSA) led to the loss of more than GH¢548 million through the fraudulent inclusion of ghost names on the national payroll. Dr Ayine made this disclosure during a press briefing on Friday, 13 June 2025, where he outlined progress on the government’s ongoing anti-corruption campaign under the Operat…

Attorney-General discovers criminal enterprise at NSA costing Ghana over GH¢548m in stolen cash - Ghana Business News

The Attorney-General has announced the discovery of a criminal enterprise at the National Service Authority (NSA) that has cost the country more than GH¢548 million.

Attorney-General discovers criminal enterprise at NSA costing Ghana over GH¢548m in stolen cash

MP and former minister Mustapha Ussif cited in GH¢548 million NSS scandal

Ghana's Attorney General announces the prosecution of over a dozen individuals, including former Sports Minister Mustapha Ussif, over a GH¢548 million fraud.