Top Story: NPP Alleges $44m Gold Shortfall in BoG Report as GoldBod Faces Fresh Claims

The NPP is raising fresh concerns over Ghana’s Domestic Gold Purchase Programme, alleging that 16,000 ounces of gold worth more than $44 million are unaccounted for in the Bank of Ghana’s 2025 report. The allegation comes amid the ongoing controversy over the programme’s reported GH¢22 billion loss. NPP Co-Chair of the Policy Coordinating Committee, Dr Amin Adam, says a review of the BoG’s figures reveals a shortfall in the closing gold balance and questions claims that GoldBod has strengthened Ghana’s gold reserves. The NPP is also accusing GoldBod of engaging in alleged illegal foreign exchange trading and imposing unauthorised charges, while demanding answers over its transactions and operations. Tonight on Top Story, we interrogate the evidence behind the alleged gold shortfall and examine whether the figures point to an actual disappearance of gold or an accounting issue. We also examine the role of the Bank of Ghana Governor on the GoldBod board, with our JoyNews Research team breaking down how the arrangement works. We hear from the NPP, Majority in Parliament, GoldBod and an economist as the controversy over Ghana’s gold reserves and the Domestic Gold Purchase Programme deepens. #TopStory #MyJoyOnline #JoyNews https://www.myjoyonline.com/ghana-news/ Subscribe for more videos just like this:    / @myjoyonline   Follow us on: Facebook:   / joy997fm   Twitter:   / joy997fm   Instagram: https://bit.ly/3J2l57