Adu-Boahene Trial: Defence challenges investigator over national security probe

Mr Cromwell acknowledged that the account mandate required the National Security Coordinator and Mr Adu-Boahene to co-sign cheques, but maintained that investigations established that GH¢49.

The defence also challenged the investigator on the operation of the National Security Coordinator’s bank account, arguing that Mr Adu-Boahene acted under the authority of the National Security Coordinator and lacked the power to authorise expenditure independently.

The defence further questioned the investigator about the salary records tendered in evidence, pointing out that Mr Adu-Boahene's payslips were obtained from the National Security Council rather than the National Signals Bureau.