NPP Appointee At GACL Who Allegedly Leaked Information to Ntim Fordjour Finally Exposed

The Managing Director of Ghana Airports Company Limited, Yvonne Opare, has reportedly come under pressure from critics demanding her removal over a controversy surrounding allegedly misleading information about suspected narcotics activities.

The dispute reportedly began after information attributed to Opare suggested that some aircraft were linked to suspected drug-trafficking operations.

Opare was appointed under the former NPP government, while Assin South MP Rev. John Ntim Fordjour subsequently made similar claims during media appearances and public engagements.

His allegations generated widespread debate, particularly after questions were raised about the evidence supporting them. His appearance on Newsfile further fuelled discussions about whether the information presented was sufficient to establish the claims.

Critics have argued that public officials must carefully verify sensitive information before sharing it, especially when it concerns national security and important state institutions.

Those demanding Opare’s dismissal maintain that she should be held accountable if investigations establish that the disputed information originated from her office. They argue that addressing any confirmed wrongdoing would help strengthen public trust in state institutions.

Nevertheless, responsibility for the alleged misinformation has not been officially established. The government has yet to provide a definitive position on the controversy or announce whether further investigations will be conducted.

The matter has consequently raised questions about the standards expected of public officials, particularly regarding transparency, accuracy and accountability in the handling of sensitive national information.

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