Member of  NDC’s National Communications Team, Emmanuel Adotey Allotey, has emphasized the imperative of transparency regarding the utilization of funds, particularly the $12 million associated with the agreement.Allotey's statement underscores growing concerns among citizens and stakeholders regarding the opacity surrounding the Agyapa deal, which involves the securitization of Ghana's gold royalties.

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Amidst allegations of opacity, corruption, and lack of accountability, Allotey's call for clarity resonates with those seeking accountability and transparency in governance."We must know what the $12 million was used for," Allotey declared, echoing the sentiments of many who demand a comprehensive breakdown of how public funds are being utilized, particularly in deals of such magnitude. 

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reflects the broader sentiment within the Ghanaian populace, which demands accountability and transparency in the management of national resources.The Agyapa Royalties deal has been mired in controversy since its inception, with critics raising concerns about the lack of transparency, potential conflicts of interest, and the perceived undervaluation of Ghana's gold royalties.

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 Making a submission on the deal, Mr Allotey expressed bewilderment over the fact that the deal was at the initial stages of implementation yet the $12 million could not be accounted for.

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