Interior Minister Alhaji Muntaka Mohammed-Mubarak has served notice to hold former Gaming Commission boss, Peter Mireku, accountable for an alleged GH¢414,590.53 financial loss. This was caused by an alleged bond breach involving a former staff member named Moses Teye Mensah. According to the Minister, Mr Mireku allegedly failed to follow due process in approving Mr Mensah's study leave with pay, leading to the significant financial loss. The person who guaranteed the bond, still working at the Gaming Commission, will also be required to pay part of the amount. He keeps tossing the Gaming Commission," he told the Committee.