Vice chairman of the Public Accounts Committee of Parliament Atta Akyea has descended heavily on the governor of the Central bank, describing him as a man fond of giving excuses.
The attack follows the failure of Dr. Henry Kofi Wampah to appear before the committee for the second time after refusing to appear Tuesday.
The committee rejected an excuse by the deputy governor of the bank that his boss was attending to some official assignments. The committee subsequently directed that all hearings regarding the bank will be addressed by the governor himself.
Expressing anger over the development, the Abuakwa South MP said the governor’s posturing towards the committee is intolerable.
“The governor is fond of excuses, this particular governor is fond of excuses, I have to say it out,” he fumed.
Dr. Wampah was expected to appear with his deputies to explain adverse findings against the Central bank of Ghana as captured in 2011-2013 audit report.
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