The two ex-Guantanamo Bay prisoners — Mahmud Umar Muhammad Bin Atef and Khalid Muhammad Salih Al-Dhuby – don’t hold any Ghanaian Travel Permit, the Deputy Foreign Affairs and Regional Integration Minister has declared.

This is in opposition to reports that the two are in control of Ghanaian voyaging records.

The Editor-in-Chief of the New Crusading Guide, Abdul Malik Kwaku Baako, throughout the end of the week, asserted on Accra-based radio station Joy FM that the recent John Mahama-drove organization prevailing with regards to changing the names of the two ex-convicts before issuing them with the identifications, including that the archives for the ex-Gitmo prisoners were allowed them on the blind spot of the Ghana Refugees Board.

In any case, talking on Onua FM’s morning show Yen Nsem Pa, Deputy Foreign Minister Charles Owiredu completely denied this assertion, saying the main archive in the ownership of the two Yemenis, prevalently known as GTMO 2, is a global voyaging record which was given them on landing.

He clarified that there are no accessible records that demonstrate that the two have connected for Ghanaian travel permit and have been conceded same.

“They are not holding Ghanaian international ID. Actually no, not a Ghanaian travel permit. What is in their ownership is fairly a universal voyaging report. They are currently outcasts in our nation and I have not heard they have connected for our travel permit. They are not Ghanaians but rather remain displaced people,” the delegate serve disclosed to Bright Kwesi Asempa on Wednesday.

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