The Mahama Transition Team has issued a warning to public sector workers regarding last-minute recruitments, promotions, and transfers being made by the outgoing NPP government. According to the team, these decisions are being made without consultation or clearance from the Joint Transition Team, demonstrating "bad faith" and undermining the transition process.

The team, led by Felix Kwakye Ofosu, is cautioning public officials involved in these decisions that they will be held accountable and that any unauthorized actions will be reversed once the new government assumes office. They are also warning public officials to resist pressure from outgoing political actors to engage in such activities, highlighting the "severe consequences" they could face.

The Mahama Transition Team is concerned that the outgoing government is making new recruitments, payments, transfers, and promotions without consulting them. They claim that these actions are being taken without regard for the agreement made to ensure a smooth transition of power.

The team is urging public sector workers to be cautious and not to accept any offers from the outgoing government that may have implications for their future. They are also calling on the outgoing government to respect the agreement made to ensure a smooth transition of power.

The Mahama Transition Team is committed to ensuring that the transition process is transparent and accountable. They are calling on the outgoing government to provide them with information about all decisions made since the election, including recruitments, payments, transfers, and promotions.

The team is also warning that any unauthorized actions taken by the outgoing government will be reversed once the new government assumes office. They are committed to ensuring that the transition process is smooth and that the new government is able to hit the ground running.

The Mahama Transition Team's warning is a clear indication that they will not tolerate any attempts by the outgoing government to undermine the transition process. They are committed to ensuring that the new government is able to take office without any obstacles or challenges.

In conclusion, the Mahama Transition Team's warning to public sector workers is a clear indication that they will not tolerate any attempts by the outgoing government to undermine the transition process. They are committed to ensuring that the new government is able to take office without any obstacles or challenges.