Former Energy Minister K.T. Hammond has reacted strongly to allegations that $46,000 was allegedly shared among 17 Members of Parliament on the Energy Committee in connection with the Aksa Energy controversy.

Reacting to the allegation, K.T. Hammond questioned the credibility and scale of the claim, asking whether the alleged amount would realistically have been enough to be distributed among such a large number of lawmakers.

The remarks come amid renewed public attention on allegations surrounding Aksa Energy and claims of financial inducements involving members of Parliament.

K.T. Hammond’s response appears to challenge the substance of the allegation and raises questions about the circumstances under which the alleged payment was supposedly made.

Aksa Energy Allegations Spark Public Debate

The controversy has generated discussions about transparency, accountability, and ethical standards within Ghana’s energy sector and Parliament.

Calls have intensified for any allegations of bribery or improper financial inducements involving public officials to be properly investigated and supported by credible evidence.

While the allegations remain a subject of public debate, the parties involved are expected to provide clarification as scrutiny surrounding the matter continues.

K.T. Hammond’s latest comments have added another dimension to the controversy, with the issue likely to remain a major talking point in Ghana’s political and public discourse.

Note: The bribery claims referenced above are allegations and should not be treated as established facts unless confirmed by competent investigative or judicial authorities.