Kwaku Nkansah, the Managing Director of PBC Limited
Kwaku Nkansah, the Managing Director of PBC Limited, has reported an alleged armed robbery incident at his official residence.
According to him, individuals claiming to be from ORAL forcibly took a pickup truck and attempted to seize another vehicle.
In a statement on January 30, 2025, Nkansah alleged that the group, led by someone called “Last Killer,” threatened to tow the vehicle without a key and refused to provide the name of the Colonel supposedly in charge.
“I am calling on the ORAL team to return my cars.
“I do not have to prove anything to anyone. I still have a contract, and while the President can terminate this, the contract and its provisions must be respected!
“Until my contract is terminated and my exit clauses effected, there cannot be any such action as what happened today.
“In any case, the mandate of ORAL is not to recover cars and alleged stolen state property.
“We have laws in this country, and NDC and its goons must obey these laws.
“Mr. President, call off your goons,” part of the statement said.
He has condemned the incident, stating that it amounts to armed robbery and calling on the ORAL team to return his vehicles.
He has also expressed gratitude to the Inspector-General of Police, Dr. George Akuffo Dampare, for sending a team to his residence.
The matter is reportedly under investigation.
Read the full statement below:
Kwaku Nkansah (PaaNii) writes:
This morning, 30th January 2025, some people forced themselves into the official residence of the PBC Managing Director.
They said they were from ORAL and that they were reclaiming all government vehicles. They drove away a pickup – GB 1774-20 – and attempted to take the Toyota V8 – GC 4495-20, a PBC-assigned vehicle.
I spoke with one of them – “Last Killer.”
He told me in no uncertain terms that he would move the car with or without the car key.
Then he added that if they towed the car and something happened to it, they could not be held responsible.
He told me over the phone that I should visit Blue Gate with the required papers before the car is released.
He said a Colonel was in charge of this operation.
He could not remember the name of the Colonel and kept asking his colleague in Hausa what the name of the Colonel was. No name came back.
This amounts to armed robbery.
I was able to reach the Hon. IGP – Dr. George Akuffo Dampare, and he has sent a team to my residence. I am very grateful for his support and advice.
I am calling on the ORAL team to return my cars. I do not have to prove anything to anyone. I still have a contract, and while the President can terminate this, the contract and its provisions must be respected!
Until my contract is terminated and my exit clauses effected, there cannot be any such action as what happened today.
In any case, the mandate of ORAL is not to recover cars and alleged stolen state property.
We have laws in this country, and NDC and its goons must obey these laws.
Mr. President, call off your goons.
This criminality must stop and must stop NOW!
Kwaku Nkansah (PaaNii) Managing Director PBC Limited.
AM/KA
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