Ghana’s former ambassador to the United States, Hajia Alima Mahama, has responded to allegations made by Foreign Affairs Minister Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa regarding a controversial $1.8 million courier services deal. Hajia Mahama denies that the Ghana Embassy in Washington, D.C. incurred any financial loss over the deal.
Background
The controversy surrounds a contract for courier services allegedly signed during Hajia Mahama’s tenure as ambassador. Minister Ablakwa raised concerns about the deal, suggesting that it resulted in financial loss for the embassy.
Hajia Mahama’s Response
In her response, Hajia Mahama asserts that the embassy did not suffer any financial loss from the deal. She may provide further details on the contract and its terms to clarify the situation.
Implications
The controversy highlights the need for transparency and accountability in government contracting. The outcome of this dispute may have implications for how government deals are scrutinized and managed in the future.
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