The founder and leader of the Zoe Outreach Embassy Church in Ghana, Pastor Kelvin, has accused the Member of Parliament for Akwatia, Bernard Bediako Baidoo, of fraud.

According to the pastor, the legislator allegedly orchestrated a grand scheme to sell the properties and land of a company, Air Real Estate Company Limited.

He alleged that the MP forged documents to win a case in court, which allowed him to sell the said properties.

“From police findings, Bernard Bediako Baidoo is the brain behind the whole thing. (He) created a transaction that doesn't exist. Filed a writ in court through Amoaku Adjei’s chambers. Executed the writ and got judgment, and then executed the auction.

“Look at the property there. He sold 14 of these, 14 of these. That's not the entire thing, so there was bare land of about 8.2 acres, which we haven't gotten to yet. We are dealing with these properties first,” the pastor said.

Explaining the supposed scheme, Pastor Kelvin accused the legislator of using a non-existent identity and business transaction to gain access to the said lands and properties.

“So the case here is that simple. The case is number one. Augustine Ampofo Bediako cannot be found, and also had no transaction at all with Air Real Estate Limited, nor did any worker of Air Real Estate Limited ever know him?

“As we speak, nothing like that. Nobody knew him. Access Bank says he made no payment into any account that we know is associated with Air Real Estate Limited. These are your statements. So a transaction that never existed, that never happened, is what Bernard Bediako Baidoo created only because he wanted to sell off our properties because at that he knew our hands were changed. Sold the property out of fraud and had the confidence. A lawyer, a competent lawyer, had the confidence to go and lie to the court with this kind of attitude, this, my goodness, and won the case and executed the transaction,” he claimed.

Watch a video of the pastor's remarks below:



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