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No more “ghost names” on Ghana’s payroll system, says Controller and Accountant General

No more “ghost names” on Ghana’s payroll system, says Controller and Accountant General

 

Public Sector Salary Updates Follow

The Controller and Accountant General, Kwasi Kwaning-Bosompem, has said that the country’s payroll database is now free of “ghost names”.

Mr Kwaning-Bosompem said this was possible due to the newly implemented comprehensive digital solution.

He was speaking at the 2024 Controller and Accountant General’s Department Annual Conference in Kumasi in the Ashanti Region.

“Payroll database has been an active database all these years. What it means is that we’ve gone through a process of putting intervention in place to make sure the payroll database is credible and that there would not be any instance where we’ll find an unauthorised person existing on the payroll and benefiting from the government’s resources,” he said.

“There are no ghost names [on government’s payroll] recently…” he added.

The CAGD boss however, warned that any public sector worker without a Ghana Card would risk losing his/her salary effective March 2024.

We’ll soon stop paying govt employees without Ghana card – Controller

The innovative system involves the integration of the Government of Ghana (GOG) National Mechanized Payroll Database from the Controller and Accountant-General’s Department (CAGD) with the National Identification Authority (NIA) database.

The real-time biometric validation and verification process is decentralized to various CAGD verification centres across the country, ensuring increased accessibility and convenience.

Answering questions from journalists, Bosompem said, “There are no ghost names [on government’s payroll] recently…”

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Muba ZAMAANI
Muba ZAMAANI
February 5, 2024 6:42 pm

Good evening!!!
I would like to draw your attention as well as the attention of the whole nation, Ghana to a mishap that occurred to most teachers in the Northern region and beyond.
About 800 teachers have embargo placed on their salaries for the month of January, 2024 by CAGD and OSP, reasons being that, some of the affected teachers are earning unearned salaries and others are also on ranks without merit.
Meanwhile majority of we the affected are at post and have never been put on ranks we do not merit. All efforts to restore our salaries have proven futile and I have not heard any media house (s) discuss about it.
So, kindly add your voice to help us salvage the situation.
We have actually gotten to our weaks end and if nothing is done, most teachers will remain at home since we shall have no money to buy fuel to our various schools.
The issue is, not even our MMD Directors are aware of this issue.
The salaries were paid into our accounts and later an SMS was sent to us by our banks that CAGD and OSP has placed embargo on the salaries.
Please please please help us voice this out.

Below is the said message from our banks:
Dear Valued Customer,

We wish to inform you that payment of your January 2024 salary has been withheld upon the directives of the Office of the Special Prosecutor (OSP).

You may contact your employer for further clarification.

GCB, your Bank for life!

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