The GRA has asked two companies owned by Ibrahim Mahama to clear their indebtedness to the Authority earlier than originally planned. The GRA has therefore handed down a new ultimatum for Ibrahim Mahama to settle the debts in two weeks. Mr Kennedy Agyapong, had, for several weeks, alleged that Mr Mahama issued dud cheques to the Customs Division of the GRA. According to media reports, Mr Mahama issued 44 different dud cheques linked to three bank accounts valued at over GH¢10 million to the GRA. But the issue was taken up when the new government took office, especially with threats from Mr Agyapong that he would not rest until Mr Mahama was arrested and prosecuted.

Source: GhanaWeb May 02, 2017 15:56 UTC