Last week, the Economic and Organized Crime Office (EOCO) which was set up by Act 804 of 2010 in line with Article 190 (1((d) of the 1992 constitution as one of the Public Services of Ghana to supplement and augment government's effort in the fight against corruption in the State, officially invited Mr Yaw Osafo-Maafo, former Minister of Youth and Sports, to help it in the investigations into a matter brought before it by a member of the NDC, Akyena Brentuo, as well as directives from President Mills, both of which contain possible acts of criminality.