The Economic and Organised Crime Office (EOCO) has reportedly placed a public notice on a luxurious property located at Airport Hills in Accra, believed to have been acquired with public funds by the former Chief Executive Officer of the National Food Buffer Stock Company (NAFCO).
According to reliable sources, the property — a magnificent multi-storey mansion — is being investigated for possible corruption-related offenses, including the alleged misuse of state resources during the CEO’s tenure.
EOCO’s notice, boldly pasted on the property’s gate, indicates that the building is “under investigation for suspected acquisition with proceeds of crime.” The move is part of the agency’s ongoing efforts to trace and recover assets suspected to have been bought with misappropriated public money.
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This development has stirred major conversations online, with many Ghanaians commending EOCO’s renewed action against public officials accused of financial misconduct, while others call for transparency and due process to ensure fairness.
The investigation is still ongoing, and EOCO is yet to issue an official statement detailing the nature and extent of the suspected wrongdoing.
Stay tuned for more updates as the story unfolds.
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