Member of Parliament for North Tongu, Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa, has alleged that three key figures involved in the controversial $108 million ambulance deal have fled Ghana just days before the December 7 elections.

In a post on the X platform, Ablakwa stated, "Stephen Okereke Elendu Kalu Okoro, Frank Agyekum Boateng, and Vivian Oppong Kyekyeku — three chief architects of the infamous US$108 million Akufo-Addo daughters’ ambulance sweetheart deal have all left Ghana."

Ablakwa’s post disclosed that "Stephen Okoro, the longtime special business partner of Gyankroma Akufo-Addo and Edwina Akufo-Addo," flew out of the country on November 27, 2024, aboard British Airways to the UK. Okoro, according to the MP, presented two passports — a Nigerian passport and a Ghanaian passport — and is a director of Elok Consult and Services Limited, one of the companies involved in the deal.

Ablakwa also mentioned that "Mr. Frank Agyekum Boateng" left Ghana a day earlier, on November 26, 2024, for Washington aboard a United Airlines flight. Boateng is linked to BEFT Engineering, another company associated with the ambulance deal.

Additionally, "Vivian Oppong Kyekyeku," who is linked to Luxury World Auto Group Limited, flew out in August 2024, using a Delta flight to New York. Ablakwa claimed she presented both a U.S. and a Ghanaian passport to immigration authorities, and has not returned to Ghana since.

Ablakwa emphasized that the individuals "did not return on December 7 to vote" and warned that international efforts would be needed to track down those who fled the country. He concluded with a statement of accountability, "The Ghanaian people shall have the accountability they have been yearning for."