In a shocking revelation, Member of Parliament for Ningo-Prampram, Sam George, has uncovered a case of systemic corruption at the Axle Load Station in Accra, following the sacking of a female manager who had significantly boosted revenue despite facing questionable circumstances.
The woman, who took over as manager after her predecessor fell ill, inherited a station that had been generating about GHS 700,000 in monthly revenue under previous management. However, her leadership quickly turned the situation around. By the end of her first month in March, revenue had surged to GHS 1.5 million—more than double the previous figures.
Her success continued into the following months, with revenue reaching GHS 3 million in April, GHS 2.1 million in May, and GHS 2 million in June. Initially, management was pleased with her exceptional performance and even considered commending her for her contributions.
But the situation took a dark turn when an audit …