ERIC JACOB AYISI AND ACCOUNTANT-GENERAL DEPARTMENT (PENSIONS COMPUTATION UNIT)

Mr. Eric Jacob Ayisi, the complainant, by his complaint craved for the indulgence of the Commission to recommend to the Accountant-General's Department to pay him pension and gratuity benefits for his past services to the State as the Guardsman/Security Officer at the P.D.D. The complainant stated in his complaint that, he was appointed as a Guardsman/Security Officer at the erstwhile Presidential Detail Department referred to as the P.D.D. in December 1965; that he was taken on as a pensionable officer on a salary scale of £510 x 25 - £710 per annum. He went on further to state that he never vacated his post at the P.D.D. until 24th February, 1966. When a Coup d'etat removed President Nkrumah from office and ended the reign of the 1st Republic. The Commission instituted a panel hearing during which the complainant stated that he was recruited into the P.D.D. in December, 1965 by Mr. T.K. Impraim, the Personnel Officer of the President of the First Republic which invited him for an.....