Metro Mass Staff to provide investigators with evidence against the Deputy Managing Director.

Source: citifmonline.com  -  The workers of Metro Mass Transit Limited (MMT) have told Citi News they are ready to substantiate their allegations of malfeasance against the Deputy Managing Director....

Metro Mass Staff to provide investigators with evidence.

President John Mahama has dissolved the board of the MMTand asked its Managing and Deputy Managing Directors, Noble John Appiah and John Awuku Dzuazah, to step aside for investigations to begin.

The workers are alleging that the Board Chair and the Deputy Managing Director were responsible for the disappearance of 12 buses belonging to the company.

They also accused them of financial misappropriation and have asked for their dismissal.

The Transport Minister, Dzifa Attivor, promised to investigate and address their concerns.

Speaking to Citi News, the Divisional Union Chairman of the MMT Junior staff, Joseph Kesse 


Ahenkorah, welcomed the President’s decision, but prayed for a swift investigation process to bring a closure to the matter.

He alleged that the Deputy Managing Director had taken some of the Metro Mass buses..

“and they have become his personal properties and so that is our worry.”

According to him, the workers have evidence and are willing to provide them to the investigation team.

“We have the evidence, but we are just waiting for the final verdict; otherwise, we can come out with the evidence that we have. We are having the evidence, so we are not lying and we can prove to Ghanaians that we are saying the truth,” he stressed.

Mr. Ahenkorah was optimistic that the investigations ordered by the President will prove their case.

“I know that this is not going to be the final verdict from the President. He says they should step aside, and he is going to conduct further investigations, so we are waiting for the final report,” he said.

He, however, mentioned that since the Minister Dzifa Attivor appealed to them to give the government two weeks to address the matter, the workers are eagerly waiting because “we know something better will come out of it.”