Former Managing Director of GIHOC Distilleries Company Limited, Maxwell Kofi Jumah, has been arrested by the Economic and Organised Crime Office as part of ongoing investigations into suspected financial irregularities.
Sources within the agency indicate that Mr Jumah was picked up on Tuesday, April 28, following a raid on his private residence in Kumasi last week.
He is currently in custody and assisting investigators with ongoing inquiries.
According to persons familiar with the case, the arrest forms part of a broader probe into alleged breaches of public financial management regulations during his tenure at the state-owned company. Investigators are seeking to determine how certain official resources were managed under his leadership.
The Economic and Organised Crime Office is yet to issue an official statement detailing the specific allegations.
Mr Jumah, who served as Managing Director of GIHOC Distilleries Company Limited for several years, is expected to cooperate fully as investigations continue.
The development highlights increasing scrutiny of financial activities within state-owned enterprises, with further details expected to emerge as the probe progresses.
Accra Is Sinking Yet Again — Time to Be Truthful With Ourselves
Fire guts rubber factory at Circle Odawna as flooding hampers firefighting effor...
Flooding strands commuters on Winneba Cape Coast Highway
Three feared dead after electrocution in Alajo flooding incident
Nine missing after floods hit Awutu Senya East
'Your mother, I should go to heaven and ask Nebuchadnezzar to stop the rain?' — ...
Flood victim found dead along Alajo Railway track as rescue operations continue
GMet warns more rain as flooding disrupts movement across Greater Accra
'You sit on social media and talk nkwasiasem' — Nigel Gaisie blasts critics over...
Osahen Afenyo-Markin accuses NDC of using GoldBod to promote illegal mining
