The report said eight(8) persons on the Service's payroll were unknown to the management of the department.
The Ghana Immigration Service has been indicted in the 2015 auditor general's report of paying cash to undeserving officers.
The report said eight(8) persons on the Service's payroll were unknown to the management of the department.
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Sums of money to the tune of GHCC60,070.67. were paid to the 'ghost' workers in Wa.
They are; Atipaga Abdalla, GHC5,899.13, Afari Lawrence A., GHC10,609.09, Ennin Felix, GHC7,270.97, Koduah Edmond Tweneboah, GHC1,404.83 and Doku Sampson Tetteh, GHC10,456.93.
The rests are; Adam Iddrisu, GHC11,459.97, Adafia Jude, GHC11,736.69 and Kpodo Daniel Kwabla, GHC1,233.06. They were all ranked AICOI.
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The amount covers the months of September, November and December 2013, February 2014 to April 2014, July to September 2014, December 2014 and July 2015.
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