The documents reveal that on February 9, 2024, Ofori-Atta approved the staggering amount to be paid to Service Ghana Auto Group Limited. He added that "an analysis of this dubiously outrageous transaction valued at US$34,904,505.00 for spare parts for 307 ambulances actually translates into US$113,695.456.00 per ambulance. An analysis of this dubiously outrageous transaction valued at US$34,904,505.00 for spare parts for 307 ambulances, actually translates into US$113,695.456.00 per ambulance. Further parliamentary oversight reveals that Service Ghana Auto Group Limited was incorporated on April 24, 2020. This means, so far, Service Ghana Auto Group Limited alone will be making a mind-boggling GHS653million from these ambulances.