According to the case investigator, Chief Inspector Michael Nkrumah, Nana Ensaw, who is on trial with the former NCA board chairman and three others, consistently maintained that he only got to know about the payment of $4 million to Infralocks Development Limited (IDL), the reseller of the equipment, after the deal had been concluded. Chief Inspector Nkrumah told the court that Nana Ensaw said he never took part in any meetings at NCA on the purchase of the controversial equipment. Chief Inspector Nkrumah disclosed this under cross-examination by Samuel Codjoe – lead counsel for Nana Ensaw. Lawyer: Apart from the statement, you and your entire team don’t have any evidence of payment. Proof PaymentThe investigator also confirmed to the court that Nana Ensaw provided proof of payment for a contract he executed with Huawei Technology Limited.

Source: GhanaWeb April 10, 2019 10:18 UTC