Akufo-Addo's Government In Another Fresh Trouble!-As 134 Ex-MMDCEs Cry Over Unpaid Ex-Gratia
The situation, according to information available to Soireesnews.com, is making life unbearable for the former MMDCEs, since majority of them were unemployed and not even on salaries.
Freeman Koryekpor Awlesu Greater 
It has emerged that a total of about one hundred and thirty-four (134) Metropolitan, Municipal and District Chief Executives (MMDCEs) who were appointed to serve one-term under the government of President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo have not been paid their ex-gratia since their appointments have ended successfully.
The situation, according to information available to Soireesnews.com, is making life unbearable for the former MMDCEs, since majority of them were unemployed and not even on salaries.
Some distraught ex-MMDCEs confirmed this to the Soireesnews.com on condition of anonymity.
Against this back, the former MMDCEs have threatened to take legal action or demonstrate against the government for failing to pay them their ex-gratia or mandatory end of service money for more than one year.
According to them, all efforts made to force the government to pay the money had proven futile.
They appealed to the Minister of Local Government and Rural Development,Mr Daniel Botwe to probe the delay of the payment.
