Abuja - The Accountant General, Alhaji Ahmed
Idris, has pledged his organisation will give special
attention to security institutions during the
implementation of the Treasury Single
Account (TSA).
He said such assistance to institutions like the Police
and the Armed Forces would ensure they continued
to successfully deliver on their mandates.
Idris gave this assurance today in Abuja whilst
receiving in audience the Inspector General of
Police, Mr. Solomon Arase.
He said that his office is aware of the enormous
responsibility facing the Security Agencies in
contending with armed robbery, insurgency,
kidnapping and other vices and will ensure that the
release of monies required for the execution of all
special operations aimed at overcoming these
evils are not in any way affected by the
implementation of the TSA.
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According to the Accountant General of the
Federation, the Treasury Single Account is not
meant to hamper to activities of MDAs, but to
entrench a more transparent, efficient and robust
management of public funds that will ensure the
speedy realization of Government plans and
programmes.
The Accountant General commended the Police for
complying with the directive on the TSA and urged
them to embrace more scientific and electronic
means for transacting their businesses. He
explained that the era of carrying money in Ghana-
Must – go bags to payment points are gone, adding
that the TSA will compliment the already existing
electronic platforms.
Earlier, the Inspector General of Police, Solomon
Arase commended the Office of the Accountant
General for their support to the MDAs particularly
the Nigerian Police in the implementation of the
Treasury Single Account.
He solicited the support of the Accountant General
of the Federation in the sustaining their special
operations on counter-terrorism and other crimes
as well as early settlement of staff salaries.
- CAJ News
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