The Operation Recover All Loot (ORAL) team has stressed that the committee has not invited anyone to assist in its investigation into corrupt activities.

According to a member of the team, Daniel Yao Domelevo, interested individuals rather approach the committee with information regarding corruption, and not the committee inviting people to provide such information to facilitate their work.

This statement follows the Minority in Parliament’s position, which calls for individuals invited by the ORAL Committee to assist in the investigation to boycott such the invitations.

The Minority argues that the committee lacks the legal mandate to investigate corruption-related offenses, as other legally mandated institutions are responsible for such investigations.

In response to the Minority’s statement, Mr. Domelevo clarified that no one has been invited by the ORAL team.

“To the best of my knowledge, we have invited nobody. It is only people who are ready to come and give us information that we collect information from.

“I am yet to see one person who we called or wrote him to say appear before the committee. We have not done that. We cannot investigate. We don’t know when it will end because people keep coming with new information.”