New details seem to be emerging daily in the brouhaha surrounding the stolen cash from the home of the former Minister of Sanitation and Water Resources, Cecilia Dapaah.
Documents filed at the court that has been sighted by GhanaWeb, substantial amounts of money, both local and foreign currencies, were found at properties belonging to the embattled former minister after a search of her properties at Cantonments, Abelemkpe, and Tesano.
At the Abelemkpe, where US$1 million, £300,000 and other properties, including Kente and pieces of jewellery belonging to the ex-minister and her husband were reportedly stolen, the OSP has found more cash.
The document disclosed that the OSP found a cash amount of US$590,000 there.
It added that a sum of GH¢2,730,000 was also found at the same residence.
Meanwhile, JoyNews has indicated that documents it intercepted has showed the amounts of money found in the former minister’s Prudential Bank and Société Générale Ghana accounts.
It stated that US$5 million and GH¢48 million were found in Cecelia Dapaah’s Prudential Bank accounts, whiles GH¢1 million in investments and ¢700,00 in cash were found in her Société Générale account.
The OSP has frozen these bank accounts and has filed an application for the High Court in Accra to confirm its actions as required by law.
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