Gyankroma Akufo-Addo, daughter of ex-President Akufo-Addo, has caused a stir by stripping her workspace bare after the NPP’s electoral downfall.
The former director of the Creative Arts Agency reportedly whisked away all office equipment including chairs and computers in a dramatic turn of events.
Since the NPP’s electoral defeat, Gyankroma has allegedly removed every trace of her presence from the office she operated under the previous regime.
Despite working there since the commencement of her father’s administration, questions loom over the legitimacy of her tenure.
Sources reveal that Gyankroma may have circumvented due process in her role, allegedly lacking the requisite appointment by the President.
Showbiz host, Kojo Preko Dankwa, had long accused Gyankroma of illicitly occupying the office, casting doubt on her authority.
In a recent fiery discussion on Joy FM’s Showbiz A-Z, Dankwa reiterated his stance, insisting that Gyankroma’s actions were unlawful.
He highlighted discrepancies between her self-created agency and the ministry’s official mandate, calling into question the entire operation’s legitimacy.
Undeterred by criticism, Gyankroma’s actions have raised eyebrows and sparked demands for accountability.
Will the President intervene to address these concerns, or will Gyankroma’s controversial reign continue unabated?
Stay tuned for more updates on this developing saga as unanswered questions and allegations swirl around the disappearance of office resources.