Leader of the Operation Recover All Loot (ORAL) initiative, Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa, has expressed his approval of the increasing backing from citizens, especially those outside the New Patriotic Party (NPP).

Ablakwa pointed out that ORAL, which aims to reclaim state assets allegedly misused by the current government, is gaining momentum among Ghanaians dedicated to restoring transparency and accountability.

In a recent social media post, he emphasized the significance of ORAL in ensuring that national resources are safeguarded and used to benefit all Ghanaians.

He stressed that the initiative is not driven by political affiliations but by the collective goal of protecting the nation’s assets.

“Great to see more NPP stalwarts support Mahama’s Operation-Recover-All-Loot (ORAL).Predictably, all Ghanaians who were not part of the notorious NPP looting brigade are excited about ORAL. Nothing will stop the people’s ORAL!” he stated.

Great to see more NPP stalwarts support Mahama’s Operation-Recover-All-Loot (ORAL).Predictably, all Ghanaians who were not part of the notorious NPP looting brigade are excited about ORAL.Nothing will stop the people’s ORAL! Ghana First 🇬🇭 🙏🏾 pic.twitter.com/HFD9A1KT1x— Sam Okudzeto Ablakwa (@S_OkudzetoAblak) December 22, 2024

The ORAL team has unveiled a detailed plan to recover assets allegedly misappropriated by government officials.

He revealed that the effort would involve a thorough examination of public records, collaboration with global partners, and leveraging legal channels to hold wrongdoers accountable.

Ablakwa emphasized that the initiative is not influenced by political ties and reiterated the team’s commitment to its goal, regardless of political affiliation.

He further appealed to Ghanaians to join the cause by sharing credible information about suspected corruption, highlighting the importance of collective responsibility in protecting the nation's resources.

"This initiative belongs to every Ghanaian who believes in justice, fairness, and the responsible use of state resources,” he concluded.