The African Center for Security and Counterterrorism (ACSC) is demanding answers from National Security regarding the seizure the substantial yet unspecified amount of U.S. dollars and Ghana cedis notes, concealed in twelve 20-footer shipping containers.
Executive Director of ACSC, Emmanuel Kotin, questioned the delay in updating the public about the incident and the lack of transparency in the investigation.
Speaking Wednesday, April 2, 2025, on Angel TV, he expressed concerns about power abuse, stating, “We don’t vest power in someone for the individual to use the power to enable aid him or herself in criminal activities to richness.”
He emphasized that failing to brief the general public about updates on the incident would lead to numerous problems.
As a security expert with over 10 years of experience, Kotin’s insights carry significant weight in ongoing discussions about transparency and accountability in Ghana’s security sector
The security analyst highlighted the need for security reforms in Ghana, emphasizing transparency and accountability in national security.
“The ACSC’s concerns are part of a broader call for security reforms in Ghana, emphasizing the need for transparency and accountability in national security,” Kotin stated.
He has previously called for reforms, citing the need for Ghana’s security agencies to be in line with the country’s democratic principles.
