Domelevo snobs Audit Service Board, reports to work today

The Auditor General Mr Daniel Domelevo has snob the alleged already due retirement story put out by the Audit Service Board yesterday and has resumed work on Wednesday, March 3 after his compulsory 167 days leave.

The Audit Service Board was reported on Tuesday, March 2, a day before Mr Domelevo’s resumes work from his compulsory leave to have said that the Auditor General was due for retirement last year June.

The said retirement, the board said was arrived at due to information available to them from the Social Security and Insurance Trust (SSNIT).

“Records at the Social Security and National Insurance Trust (SSNIT) completed and signed by you indicate your date of birth as 1st June 1960 when you joined the scheme on 1st October 1978,” the letter said.

“On 25th October 1992, you completed and signed a SSNIT Change of Beneficiary Nomination form, stating your nationality as a Ghanaian and your home town as Ada in the Greater Accra Region”, the report further stated.

“The date of birth on your Ghanaian passport number A45800, issued on 28th February 1996 is 1st June 1961. That place of birth is stated as Kumasi, Ashanti Region,” the correspondence stated.

Domelevo is not a Ghanaian

The board also questioned his Nationality as a Ghanaian adding that he was a Togolese.

“The records show that you stated your tribe as Togolese and a non-Ghanaian. That your home town is Agbatofe,” the letter added.

Domelevo report to work on Wednesday

However, 3news.com report, today, Wednesday, March 3 said Mr Domelevo has already reported to work despite the scuffle between himself and the Audit Service Board.

The report indicated he, however, refused to comment on the development which is making wave in the media since yesterday.

Thank you for the concern and the goodwill- Domelevo tells Ghanaians

According to the report, he expressed his appreciation to the general public for the concern and goodwill received since the development surfaced.

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Source: GhanaPlus.com