Bono Regional Chairman of the New Patriotic Party (NPP), Kwame Baffoe, popularly known as Abronye DC, has responded defiantly to an invitation from the National Investigations Bureau (NIB) over allegations he made against President John Dramani Mahama.
Abronye is expected to appear before the NIB on February 26, 2025, after accusing the President of withholding GH¢550 million meant for dismissed government appointees. Speaking on Movement TV, he claimed the funds were secretly transferred to the Jubilee House in bullion vans.
“You have revoked people’s appointments, taken their GH¢550 million, and put it in a bullion van. What is the government doing with that money?” he questioned.
Despite the summons, Abronye remains unshaken, asserting that he will not be silenced by state institutions.
“I cannot be intimidated by any security agency. I will face them squarely. If they like, I can even go and sleep at the NIB office on Tuesday night ahead of the meeting,” he said.
Abronye also challenged the government’s stance on accountability, referencing past incidents where opposition figures made controversial statements without facing repercussions.
As the outspoken politician prepares for his meeting with the NIB, his remarks have sparked fresh debate over political accountability and the role of security agencies in Ghana’s governance.
