A military-style raid on the residence of former Finance Minister Ken Ofori-Atta has sparked sharp criticism from Ghanaian Media Personality Nana Aba Anamoah, who did not hold back in expressing her views on his legacy.
Taking to X (formerly Twitter), Anamoah described Ofori-Atta as the worst finance minister the country has ever had, blaming him for the financial missteps during his tenure. She suggested that his current predicament was a form of reckoning for his past actions.
The raid occurred on February 11, 2025, at his mansion in Cantonment while he was out of the country. Though the individuals involved were dressed in military uniforms, the purpose of the operation remains unclear, fueling public debate and speculation.
Anamoah further criticized Ofori-Atta’s reliance on religious rhetoric, stating, “He hid his true colors behind Bible quotes and white outfits.” She sarcastically remarked that whatever happens to him now, “I’m certain he will find a quote for it in the good book, as usual.”
The incident has intensified discussions about Ofori-Atta’s tenure and the broader implications of his leadership in Ghana’s financial sector.
