Cecilia Abena Dapaah Resignation: In a letter addressed to the President, Cecilia Abena Dapaah, the Minister of Sanitation and Water Resources, has announced her resignation from her position.
The decision comes in light of recent media reports surrounding a court case involving a theft that occurred in her home last year.
The reports have alleged ownership of significant sums of foreign currencies and millions of Ghana cedis, which Dapaah vehemently denies. She asserts that the figures in the media do not accurately represent what was reported to the police.
However, in order to avoid any distraction or hindrance to the government’s work during this critical period, Dapaah has decided to step down from her position. She expresses her willingness to cooperate fully with state agencies to establish the facts surrounding the matter.
Dapaah also maintains her confidence that the investigations will exonerate her from the allegations and reaffirms her integrity during her period of public service. She thanks the President for the opportunity to serve the nation and expresses her commitment to the betterment of Ghana.
As the public awaits further developments in the ongoing investigations, the government will move forward in appointing a new Minister of Sanitation and Water Resources to continue the important work in this sector.
Read Her Resignation Letter Below
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