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05/04/2025

The Roads & Transport Committee will be seeking the following answers from the sector Minister in the coming days when he appears before the committee.

1. What was the exact manifest of passengers on board the Cavok Air private jet that delivered supposed supplies and the AirMed Flight?

2. What was the purpose of their travel to or from Ghana?

3. What was the filed flight plan for N823AM?

4. Were there any changes to the flight plan mid-journey, and if so, why?

5. can we get aviation experts to corraborate the information put out that they made stops for refueling?

6. What specific maintenance was needed that engineers in Ghana couldn’t solve and they had to fly a private jet to bring people to fix?

6. Were there any declared emergencies or technical issues before the story came out?

7. What was the exact nature of the spare parts being transported?

8. Were these parts declared in the cargo manifest?

9. Why was it necessary to use an aircraft of this type to transport spare parts?

10. Were there any special handling or customs procedures involved with these parts?

11. couldn’t they have gotten some of the parts in Ghana?

12. What type of maintenance was performed, and where exactly was it carried out?

13. which hangar at the airport was this maintenance carried out?

14. Who authorized and conducted the maintenance?

15. Can maintenance logs be provided to verify the claim?

16. How long was the aircraft on the ground in Ghana?

17. Were there any unusual flight patterns or deviations from the standard route?

18. What communications occurred between the flight crew and air traffic control during the flight?

19. Can ADS-B or radar data be provided to corroborate the aircraft's movements?

20. Were there any special clearances or permissions granted for this flight?

21. What was the total flight time, and does it correspond with the claimed route and stops?

22. After departure from Ghana, where did it stop?
For The Records

05/04/2025

Felix Kwakye Ofosu and those asking Rev. John Ntim Fordjour to provide evidence before a full blown investigation will be conducted into the AirMed mysterious flight activities in Ghana are not only ignorant but very STUPID.

For The Records Educate us on this today.

Our own Ghanaian laws, specifically, Security and Intelligence Agencies Act (Act 526) enjoins agencies to act on "credible suspicion or intelligence tip-offs” and it never demands evidence before investigations can be conducted.

Aside that, international protocols and best practices in the fight against global illicit drugs activities that Ghana hvae signed on to do not enjoin the MP to provide anything of evidential value as a prerequisite for National investigation.

Under the United Nations Convention Against Corruption (UNCAC) and the UN Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) best practices, specifically Articles 8, 33, and 36, public officials including Members of Parliament and Whistleblowers are encouraged to raise red flags on serious matters like illicit drug activities and money laundering across borders. When such reg flags like what Rev. Fordjour has raised occur, the government is obligated to respond promptly and initiate preliminary investigations even without hard evidence.

INTERPOL and transnational crime agencies expect that any credible suspicion involving international drug routes (like air ambulance flights) triggers an internal review by Ghanaian aviation authorities, customs, and narcotics agency. The burden of proof does not rest on the MP; rather, it is the duty of national agencies to verify or debunk the claims.

The International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) recommends that member states, including Ghana treat any alert—whether from an MP, civil society, or public official—as a trigger for enhanced scrutiny under aviation safety and customs regulations. No formal complaint or evidence is required to inspect an unscheduled flight under suspicion of illicit cargo.

For The Records
01/04/2025

For The Records

24/03/2025

Rule 40(2)(f)- L.I. 2423 “except for statements that are necessary to inform the public of the nature and extent of the action of the Prosecutor and that serves the legitimate law enforcement purpose;
I) refrain from making extra judicial comments that have a substantial likelihood of HEIGHTENING PUBLIC CONDEMNATION of the accused” (emphasis supplied)

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