Sedina Tamakloe‑Attionu’s prison whereabouts remain unclear amid parliamentary scrutiny

Former MASLOC chief executive Sedina Tamakloe‑Attionu, convicted of corruption, is at the centre of a controversy over her custodial status. Interior Minister Muntaka Mubarak affirmed that she is under the control of the Ghana Prisons Service but did not disclose which facility she is being held in.

Member of Parliament Nana Agyei Baffour Awuah criticised the minister’s explanation, saying it raises further questions about transparency and accountability. He called for official records confirming her transfer to prison and suggested a parliamentary inquiry to compel the interior ministry to provide detailed information. The debate reflects broader public scepticism about government handling of the case.