Tamale High Court convicts former NDA CEO Sumaila Abdul Rahman and 3 others for procurement breaches

YEN.com.gh23 Oct7 outlets

Former NDA CEO Sumaila Abdul Rahman and three others convicted in Tamale over procurement irregularities; defence counsel seek leniency as OSP case continues.

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YEN.com.gh, 23 OctTamale High Court convicts former NDA CEO Sumaila Abdul Rahman and 3 others for procurement breaches
GhanaWeb, 23 OctHigh Court Convicts Former NDA CEO Sumaila Abdul Rahman, Deputies Stephen Yir Aru Engmen, Patrick Seidu and A&Q Consortium CEO Neutral tone
High Street Journal, 23 OctFormer NDA CEO Sumaila Abdul Rahman and 3 Others Convicted, Fined in NDA Corruption Trial Negative tone
3News, 23 OctTamale High Court convicts former NDA boss Sumaila Abdul-Rahman and three others over IPEP procurement breaches Negative tone
News Ghana, 23 OctTamale Court Convicts Former NDA Chief Over IPEP Procurement Neutral tone
Graphic Online, 24 OctTamale High Court convicts former NDA CEO, 3 others of procurement breaches - Fines each GH¢84,000 Negative tone
Modern Ghana, 24 OctFormer NDA CEO Sumaila Abdul-Rahman, three others fined GH¢84,000 each over procurement offences Negative tone

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Most negative headline · High Street JournalFormer NDA CEO Sumaila Abdul Rahman and 3 Others Convicted, Fined in NDA Corruption Trial
Most neutral headline · News GhanaTamale Court Convicts Former NDA Chief Over IPEP Procurement

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GhanaWebDeputies Stephen Yir Aru Engmen · Patrick Seidu
High Street JournalNorthern Development Authority · Poverty Eradication Programme

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