Past Auditors-General
Honoring the distinguished leaders who have shaped our institution
Johnson Akuamoah Asiedu
2021 - Present
Current Auditor-GeneralOur Distinguished Predecessors
Leaders who established the foundation of public accountability in Ghana
Daniel Yaw Domelevo
2016 - 2020
Richard Quartei Quartey
2009 - 2016
Edward Dua Agyeman
2001 - 2009
Osei Tutu Prempeh
1990 - 2001
Richard Tello Nelson
1983 - 1989
James Benoni Haizel Coleman
1982 - 1983
Ahenkora Osei
1963 - 1981
Neville Warde Sabine
1963 - 1981
R. F. Pinder
1946 - 1951
Henry Vernon Cusack
1938 - 1946
Arthur Stanley Cramer
1933 - 1938
Walter Bowerley
1910 - 1932
A Legacy of Excellence
The Auditors-General of Ghana have collectively built an institution known for its integrity, professionalism, and commitment to public service. Each leader has contributed to strengthening the culture of accountability and transparency that defines the Ghana Audit Service today.
From the colonial era to the present day, these distinguished professionals have navigated changing political landscapes while maintaining the independence and credibility of the office.
The Role of the Auditor-General
The Auditor-General of Ghana is a constitutional officer appointed by the President, acting on the advice of the Council of State, and approved by Parliament.
Constitutional Authority
Exercises authority derived from Articles 187-189 of the Constitution
Audit Responsibility
Responsible for auditing all public accounts and reporting to Parliament
Independence
Not subject to direction or control of any person or authority
Reporting
Submits annual reports and special reports to Parliament