Ghana is in shock as Kpebu calls for an urgent investigation into a jaw-dropping GH¢52.5 billion allegedly transferred from GCB Bank to mysterious, untraceable accounts. The startling revelation has set off alarm bells across the nation, raising fears of massive financial wrongdoing at the heart of Ghana’s banking sector.
Describing the transfers as “deeply alarming and suspicious,” Kpebu demanded that the Economic and Organised Crime Office (EOCO) take immediate action to trace the missing funds and hold those responsible accountable. “This is not just numbers on paper—it’s the people’s money, and we must get answers now,” Kpebu declared.
The scope of the scandal has sent shockwaves through both political and financial circles, with many questioning how billions could disappear without triggering red flags. Analysts warn that if the alleged misappropriation is confirmed, it could trigger one of the most explosive financial scandals in Ghana’s history.
As the public waits with bated breath, the spotlight is now firmly on EOCO: Will they uncover the full truth behind the GH¢52.5 billion trail—or will this mystery deepen, shaking confidence in Ghana’s banking system?
