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The Deputy National Director of Elections and IT for the National Democratic Congress (NDC) said the Bureau of National Investigations (BNI) was involved in the probe and that the President had asked the National Sports Authority boss to step aside to allow an impartial investigation.
That is why His Excellency the President asked the NSA boss to step aside so that they can have an impartial investigation into this matter,” he said on Good Morning Ghana on Metro TV.
He praised President John Mahama for allowing the investigative bodies to do their work, arguing that the decision to have the NSA boss step aside demonstrated a commitment to an independent process.
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