Seven employees of the Cocoa Processing Company (CPC) PLC, currently under interdiction, have strongly refuted claims of responsibility for a GH₵4,373,355.04 financial discrepancy. The shortfall was identified in a recent Ghana Audit Service report covering the 2023/2024 and 2024/2025 financial years, specifically concerning chocolate products supplied to the CPC Consumer Cooperative Shop. The affected workers assert they are being unfairly targeted due to procedural flaws in the audit process.
Audit Methodology Under Scrutiny
The interdicted staff argue that the Ghana Audit Service did not adhere to fair hearing principles during their investigation. Theodore Matey Tackey, Vice Chairman of the CPC Consumer Cooperative Shop and one of the affected employees, stated that the audit team did not solicit explanations from them regarding the alleged debt.
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