The Office of the Special Prosecutor (OSP) has summoned a former MP for Obuasi East, Edward Michael Enninover, who alleged that New Patriotic Party members purchased government houses priced at a million dollars, between US$300,000 and US$400,000.

This revelation was made by Edward Michael Ennin during a media engagement in Kumasi on October 5, 2023.

It will be recalled that the former MP alleged during an interview with Kumasi-based Akoma FM that government houses, which are supposed to be sold for a million dollars, are being bought by some party members in the range of $300k to $400k, adding that he had documents to validate his claims.

He said, "Recently, government houses cost US$1 million; haven’t people purchased the same for 300,000 and 400,000 USD? I know people who bought some and I have receipts to that effect and can pinpoint the ministry involved,” he disclosed.

He made these remarks after NPP presidential aspirant Kennedy Agyapong,in a viral video, alleged that the ruling party is looting money “as if there’s no tomorrow”.

Speaking to the media regarding his allegations, he disclosed that the Office of the Special Prosecutor (OSP) has issued a summons for him.

This summons is aimed at delving deeper into the evidence he asserts he possesses.

Displaying a strong sense of confidence and an unwavering commitment to collaborating with the investigation,he highlighted the importance of the OSP conducting private inquiries before his official summons.

He further stated that he would make himself available for the investigation in the upcoming weeks.

He asserted, “Just as I am speaking to you, the Office of Special Prosecutor has invited me a few hours after disclosing the media. Let me also say that I would not want to make further comments on the scandal until I honour the invitation.

"I am not scared to help the office since I am going to tell them what I know for now but I think they could have done themselves well by instituting an investigation into the issue before inviting me and getting their information.”

He, however, assured the media that he would make the day of the invitation to appear before the Office of the Special Prosecutor open to the media, as well as the outcome of the discussions.