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Sam George Will Be Killed. A lady was sacked for making too much revenue for govt

Member of Parliament for Ningo-Prampram, Hon. Sam George, has disclosed that a lady who worked as an axle load revenue collector was dismissed from her position in November 2024 for generating too much revenue for the Republic of Ghana. Available facts suggest that others were indirectly engaged in corrupt practices that enriched them at the expense of the nation. Since she was unwilling to partake in such activities, her superiors deemed it necessary to terminate her contract.

Speaking on TV, the MP stated that the lady took over at a time when her predecessors were generating a maximum of GHS 600,000 a month. However, after she assumed the role, her station began generating between GHS 2 million and GHS 4 million per month—a performance that ultimately led to her dismissal.

“A woman came to me yesterday with evidence, and my heart broke. I told her I would speak about it today. She works at an axle weight (load) station located midway in the country—not at a start or endpoint. In November this year, she was sacked and told to go home because they could not work with her.”

“Do you know why?” the MP quizzed, paused, and then revealed shocking details.

According to him, in 2023, under the management of David Kwashie, the axle weight station generated the following revenues:

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  • January: GHS 235,266
  • February: GHS 175,005
  • March: GHS 323,214
  • December: GHS 608,159

In 2024, Katako Castro took over management:

  • January: GHS 365,697
  • February: GHS 498,808
  • March 1–12: GHS 351,256

Detailed revenues of the lady sacked for making too much revenue for government below

The lady, who was later dismissed, took over on 13th March 2024 and immediately reported a revenue of GHS 1,266,847 for the rest of the month.

Her revenue records continued to rise:

  • April: GHS 3,140,831
  • May: GHS 2,140,321
  • June: GHS 2,018,731
  • July: GHS 2,653,622
  • August: GHS 2,908,178
  • September: Above GHS 3,000,000

The percentage growth in March 2024, when the lady took over, was 160.66%. This compares her revenue from March 13–31 (GHS 915,591) to the GHS 351,256 generated by Katako Castro in the first 12 days of the month.

Breakdown of Revenue

MonthManagerRevenue (GHS)
January 2023David Kwashie235,266
February 2023David Kwashie175,005
March 2023David Kwashie323,214
December 2023David Kwashie608,159
January 2024Katako Castro365,697
February 2024Katako Castro498,808
March 1–12, 2024Katako Castro351,256
March 13–31, 2024The Lady915,591
April 2024The Lady3,140,831
May 2024The Lady2,140,321
June 2024The Lady2,018,731
July 2024The Lady2,653,622
August 2024The Lady2,908,178
September 2024The Lady3,000,000

 

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This analysis highlights the significant revenue improvement under the lady’s management, which far surpassed the figures achieved by her predecessors.

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