GAPTE Investigates Missing Revenue from Aayalolo Buses in Kumasi
A preliminary probe reveals that 60 Aayalolo buses operating in Kumasi since 2018 have rendered no financial accounts
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The useful update
- 60 Aayalolo buses transferred to Kumasi since 2018 have not generated any revenue
- The inquiry revealed improper accountability and led to 44 buses being grounded
The stakes
- The lack of revenue tracking raises concerns about financial management of public transport
- This situation highlights potential waste of taxpayer resources in the public transport system
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- The Aayalolo bus service is part of efforts to improve public transport in Greater Accra
- The investigation follows long-standing issues of accountability in the management of public assets
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Original report Since 2018…..60 Aayalolo buses render no accounts – GAPTE probe reveals
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There is no trace of revenue accruing from 60 Aayalolo buses that were transferred to Kumasi since 2018, a preliminary probe into the operations of the buses has revealed. The initial investigatio…
The initial investigations into the operations of the Aayalolo buses over the past eight years also revealed improper accountability and an operational plan for the buses, leading to the grounding of 44 of the fleet
What happened
- 60 Aayalolo buses transferred to Kumasi since 2018 have not generated any revenue
- The inquiry revealed improper accountability and led to 44 buses being grounded
- An independent audit has been commissioned to investigate the circumstances surrounding the buses
- The audit aims to establish how the buses were operated and the revenue generated, if any
- No revenue has been lodged into the GAPTE account since the relocation of the buses
Why this matters
- The lack of revenue tracking raises concerns about financial management of public transport
- This situation highlights potential waste of taxpayer resources in the public transport system
- The grounding of a significant portion of the fleet reflects operational inefficiencies that impact commuters
- Accountability is crucial for maintaining trust in public transport systems and ensuring effective service delivery
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