Controversial radio and television personality Afia Schwarzenegger has disclosed that she has information that former finance minister Ken Ofori-Atta is hiding in France and not in the US.
Last Wednesday the Special Prosecutor in a press statement declared Ken Ofori Atta a fugitive who is running away from answering questions on some corruption charges levelled against him.
During the press conference, Mr Kissi Agyebeng disclosed that a letter from the Lawyers of Ken Ofori Atta stated that he was currently in the United States for treatment of an undisclosed illness and that he is scheduled for surgery in March.
But Afia Schwarzenegger who seems to know everything in the country has claimed that the former finance minister is not in the US but rather hiding in southern France.
According to her, the former Finance Minister and former President Nana Addo have purchased a house there and that is where the former minister is hiding.
She continued that John Mahama and some government officials know of the whereabouts of Ken Ofori-Atta but they are acting as if they don’t know his whereabouts.
Afia Schwarzenegger claimed that some of these officials tipped him to leave the country.
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