What Occurred At MASLOC Wasn’t Merely Theft But Outright Robbery – Kpemka Says

A former Deputy Attorney-General and Minister for Justice expressed dismay over the wrongdoing that took place at the Microfinance and Small Loans Centre (MASLOC). Former Chief Executive Officer, Sedina Tamakloe-Attionu, has been sentenced on charges related to causing financial loss to the state, conspiracy to steal, and other offenses, which the former official deemed unacceptable.

Joseph Dindiok Kpemka Esq mentioned that he was surprised the first time he examined documents related to the case.

During an interview on JoyNews’ Newsfile on Saturday, April 20, Mr. Kpemka expressed disbelief, stating that he couldn’t fathom the situation because the facts seemed fabricated stressing, “Because this was just not stealing, but naked thievery.”

“In one of the charges, the boss of MASLOC decided to give a loan to a rural bank and they did not even reach any agreement, yet the money was transferred to the rural bank. When the money got to the account of the rural bank, the people then asked what is the interest rate from the money you had sent to us.

“Imagine, something you should have done earlier was not done, then the interest rate was quoted by Sedina. When the interest rate was quoted, the rural bank management said the interest rate you’ve quoted, if we take this money, we cannot make any money out of it so we want to return it to you.”