“We need our money back, we can’t be patient” – Prophet Kofi Oduro chases Mahama

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President John Mahama and Prophet Kofi Oduro

Prophet Kofi Oduro, the Founder and leader of Alabaster International Ministries (Alabaster House Chapel), has told President John Dramani Mahama that Ghanaians need their money back as they can no longer be patient with the government Operation Recover All Loots (ORAL).

Speaking to his congregation, Prophet Kofi Oduro opened up about who he voted for in the 2024 election, detailing that President Mahama was the best choice in the 2024 election due to his promises and policy direction.

According to the man of God, President Mahama’s promise to recover all loot in opposition was one of the reasons why he supported and voted for him.

Prophet Kofi Oduro is quoted to have said, “In your campaign message…the reason I voted for you is LGBTQI that you’ll pass legislation. Number 2 is ORAL; we need our money back, we can’t be patient, your excellency”.

 Meanwhile, President John Dramani Mahama has revealed his government is exploring the possibility of engaging private legal firms to assist in ORAL cases.

Mahama detailed that his government is exploring engaging private legal firms to assist in docket preparation for ORAL cases.

In a new card shared by GHOne TV, read, “We’re exploring the possibility of engaging private legal firms to assist in docket preparation for ORAL cases, so they can be sent to court”.

Also, Mahama has detailed that he understands that the majority of Ghanaians are impatient about the NDC government ORAL but argued that painstaking investigations must be conducted, dockets must be prepared.

Delivering his 2026 State of the Nation Address on Friday, February 27, President John Mahama detailed, “Mr Speaker, the Government remains resolute that corruption will not be tolerated, regardless of status or political affiliation. The Attorney General’s Office will continue to use both criminal prosecution and non-conviction-based asset recovery mechanisms to ensure that stolen public resources are returned for national development.

I understand that a large majority of Ghanaians are impatient to see those who abused their trust in office held to account.

There were periods when, under military regimes and unconstitutional governments, extrajudicial means could be used to exact retribution against persons perceived as corrupt or who had abused the public trust”.

He added, “This may have appeared as swift justice, but many regrettable excesses were recorded.In 1992, we overwhelmingly adopted the 1992 constitution to accept governance by the rule of law.

On 7th January 2025, I swore before the people of Ghana to uphold the 1992 Constitution. I may be as impatient as everyone else to see justice done, but painstaking investigations must be conducted, dockets must be prepared, charges must be filed, and the accused must have their day in court, including appealing even the smallest points of law to higher courts.

This process is necessary to protect us all against abuse or ill-treatment of citizens and to ensure that only those guilty of offences against the state are punished”.

Meanwhile, Minister for Government Communications, Felix Kwakye Ofosu, says a total of GHC1.5bn in assets has been frozen as ORAL investigations continue.

Kwakye Ofosu disclosed that the frozen assets include individuals involved in 280 ORAL cases under investigation.

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