A viral video circulating on social media features Deputy National Communications Officer Malik Basintale making serious allegations against Amidu Chinnia Issahaku, the MP for Sissala East Constituency in the Upper West Region, accusing him of involvement in state capture. Basintale, Deputy Communications Officer for the NDC, claims Chinnia has amassed multiple properties under his name, allegedly through illicit means.

Presenting documents to support his claims, Basintale asserted during an interview with GHOne TV that Chinnia is implicated in state capture, pointing to a radio station, residential properties, and companies supposedly acquired on state lands in his hometown. Basintale challenged Chinnia's denial of involvement, questioning the legitimacy of his acquisitions.

The allegations come amidst heightened scrutiny over state properties, with figures like NDC's Okudzeto Ablakwa championing the cause.Ablakwa's recent efforts against Bryan Acheampong's attempted acquisition of SSNIT state properties have intensified public focus on the issue.

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My heart breaks to see the long list of state lands stolen by Honorable Chinnia in the Upper West Region. Maleek Basintale's bravery in exposing this corruption is commendable.Angie stylish Dampare John Mahama Media General Bawumia Deputy IGP pic.twitter.com/BDLNyF84QW— Kasoa Hero (@HeroKasoa_98) July 18, 2024