Ken Ofori-Atta (L) and Sedina Tamakloe-Attionu (R) have been caught up in extradition battles
Following the extradition of Sedina Tamakloe-Attionu, a former MASLOC CEO convicted on over 70 corruption charges, social media has erupted with questions over former Minister of Finance, Kenneth Ofori-Atta.
Most users praised the US Embassy in Ghana for the strong law enforcement cooperation between the two countries leading to the successful extradition.
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According to many social media users, they see this as a clear message that justice has no borders and that there is no longer a safe haven for those who loot public funds.
However, the dominant question on the lips of most X users is the whereabouts of the former finance minister, Ken Ofori-Atta.
While applauding the government and the US Embassy for bringing Sedina back to serve her 10-year sentence, thousands are calling for the same urgency to secure the return of Ken Ofori-Atta so he can also face accountability in Ghana.
One user wrote: "When will you send Ken Ofori-Atta to Ghana as well to account for money stolen in the MSL deal? We are interested in that case as well”.
"There’s still one big elephant in the room. The former finance minister is still at large in the US. Hope the law continues to take its course," another user sought to know.
Another wrote while applauding the USA: "Kudos to America for bringing back the convicted thief when this NDC govt deliberately failed to bring her to face justice. I’m reliably informed there’re arrangements to pardon her by Mahama and the Chief Justice."
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When will you send Ken Ofori Atta to Ghana as well to account for money stolen in the MSL deal? We are interested in that case as well
— Papa J Jnr (@Elikem_official) June 9, 2026
There’s still one big elephant in the room
— Ngoliba Writes ✍️ (@NgolibaAbdul) June 9, 2026
The former finance minister is still at large in the US. Hope the law continues to take its course
Kudos to America for bringing back the convicted thief when this NDC govt deliberately failed to bring her to face justice. I’m reliably informed there’re arrangements to pardon her by Mahama and the Chief Justicee.
— Funeral Jollof 🎙️ (@FuneralJollof) June 9, 2026
Excellent job, @USEmbassyGhana. Politicians will now think twice before embezzling state funds and stealing from the citizens, knowing full well that there is no safe haven in the West for them to hide. Please try to extradite Hon. Ken Ofori as well. Many thanks! 👏🏾
— mac (@mac_gyan) June 9, 2026
When are you bringing the former finance minister??? @USEmbassyGhana
— FlowYourMind (@Flowyourmind1) June 9, 2026
One more . We are waiting for Ken Ofori Atta
— nii akai (@_nii_akai) June 9, 2026
Nice 👍🏿 finance minister next ? Then we can trust the partnership
— PRESIDENT KWAME NKRUMAH AFRICA (@kofi_1982) June 9, 2026
Ken Ofori Atta next
— TKD🔺 (@TKDSEAM) June 9, 2026
We need Ken Ofori Atta too. He is more corrupt than the lady you have brought. Don't shield him because he has big investments in your economy. Justice has no boarders indeed but it must be served irrespective of who is involved. #BringKenOforiAtta
— Kwame Odame🕊️ (@KDOdame) June 9, 2026
Oh Halleluja , I beg make them deal with am for the nsawam there waaaaaa
— BIG WEST (@westforeva) June 9, 2026
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