Ken Ofori-Atta has been removed from the Office of the Special Prosecutor’s wanted list after confirming his return for corruption-related investigations. The OSP accepted his request, considering his proposed return date reasonable under the circumstances. – Current Status
Ken Ofori-Atta, the former Minister of Finance, is no longer considered a fugitive from justice by the Office of the Special Prosecutor (OSP). This decision follows a communication from his legal team confirming his voluntary return to Ghana.

• Conditions for Removal
  The OSP stated that if Ofori-Atta fails to return on the agreed date or does not attend the OSP as scheduled, he will be re-entered on the wanted list and considered a fugitive from justice, prompting legal actions to secure his return.
• Background of Investigations
  Ofori-Atta is under investigation for several allegations, including:
  • Corruption related to contracts with Strategic Mobilization Ghana Limited and the Ghana Revenue Authority.
  • Issues surrounding the termination of a contract between the Electricity Company of Ghana and Beijing Technology Limited.
  • Procurement and payments linked to the National Cathedral project.
  • Contracts awarded for the purchase of ambulances for the National Ambulance Service.
• Recent Developments
  The OSP had previously declared Ofori-Atta a wanted person on February 12, 2025, due to his failure to indicate a reasonable return time. His recent communication marks a significant change in his approach to the ongoing investigations.