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We’ve not breached the directive by Finance Ministry over, payment of allowances-COCOBOD

April 27, 2022

The Management of Ghana Cocoa Board (COCOBOD) has denied media reports that the company has breached a directive by the Finance Ministry on the remuneration and allowances for its Board of Directors.

The Board says it has observed with concern the discussion on some portions of the 2018 Auditor General report by Member of Parliament for North Tongu Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa in the media and subsequent on his commentary.

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The Management said although Parliament was yet to consider the report the MP is already discussing the matter and making inferences with the aim to deceive the public.

May be an image of text that says 'PRESS RELEASE GHANA COCOA BOARD ALL MEDIA HOUSES Date: 24TH APRIL 2022 PAYMENT OF BOARD OF FEES (COCOBOD) 2018 Auditor General' media observed continuous discussion portion the Member Parliament North Tongu, Samuel Okudzeto reportage commentary Parliament discussions matter istening institution MP making non-existing nferences resorted Thk 2017 swearing.in inherited Board's Fan Allowance egime. issued new remuneration regime which new regime nclude Board Fees since stopped continueto comply with Finance payment Board Fees Board's remuneration regime directed the Ministry ISSUED BY: MANAGEMENT more information, please contact the Public Affairs Department, Ghana Cocoa Board. Office Direct Line: (0302) 66 -17- :public_affairs@cocobod.gh'

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