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Mahama’s Bid To Tackle Corruption

June 10, 2024
Lilian Ahedorby Lilian Ahedor
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President John Mahama's 120-day assessment.

President John Dramani Mahama

Corruption has been a persistent obstacle to Ghana’s development, undermining institutions, and eroding trust in government.

When corruption is exposed, it is essential to handle the aftermath effectively to prevent further damage and promote accountability.

Accordingly, strengthening investigative agencies like the Economic and Organized Crime Office (EOCO) and the Ghana Police Service (GPS) is crucial for thorough investigations and prosecutions.

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Enhancing judicial capacity and ensuring efficient trial processes are also vital for imposing appropriate sanctions on corrupt officials.

Furthermore, implementing asset recovery mechanisms is another critical step, as it allows for the recovery of stolen assets and ensures their transparent management.

Promoting transparency and accountability in government contracts, public procurement, and asset declaration can also help prevent future corruption.

Accordingly, the NDC’s presidential candidate, John Dramani Mahama, has vowed to launch a crackdown on corruption, promising to work with relevant authorities and partners to recover looted funds and assets if he wins the election.

John Mahama promised to bring to justice those who have profited from corruption, ensuring that they face consequences for their actions and are made to account for their ill-gotten gains.

Moreover, John Mahama vowed to pursue a thorough recovery of all misappropriated funds, citing the notorious case of former Minister Cecilia Dapaah’s stolen $1 million, which was illegally hoarded in her home.

“Ghana’s youth have further experienced how a minister could stash millions of dollars in her home and only God knows the full extent of Ghanaian taxpayers’ money that has been stashed away by many others”.

John Dramani Mahama

As such, the former President reiterated his pledge to work tirelessly with relevant partners to leave no stone unturned in recovering every last cedi of taxpayers’ money looted through corruption.

“Notwithstanding all these socio-economic difficulties, the young people continue to observe the opulence of the [New Patriotic Party] administration’s officials and their families chartering private jets at $20,000 per hour for trips that our own Falcon Executive Jet could have done. And as the Minister for Defense explained, it [the Falcon Executive Jet] had no shower for a presidential bath”.

John Dramani Mahama

Citizens Engagement In Anti-Corruption Efforts

Furthermore, ensuring the safety and protection of whistleblowers who courageously expose corruption is crucial, as they frequently risk facing reprisals, harassment, and intimidation for speaking truth to power.

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Engaging citizens in anti-corruption efforts through education and awareness campaigns can foster a culture of integrity and encourage collective action against corruption.

Likewise, reforming institutions vulnerable to corruption, such as the Ghana Revenue Authority and Lands Commission, is also necessary.

Addressing political corruption by holding leaders accountable and promoting transparent political financing can help restore trust in government.

As such, former President John Dramani Mahama expressed dismay over the escalating corruption and blatant disregard for financial prudence under the current Akufo-Addo NPP administration.

Accordingly, John Mahama pledged to promote a culture of accountability and transparency within the political elite, ensuring that leaders are held responsible for their financial stewardship and are transparent in their management of public resources if he emerges winner of the 2024 polls.

Moreover, collaborating with international partners to repatriate stolen assets and share best practices in combating corruption can help Ghana learn from global experiences and stay ahead of corrupt tactics.

Former President John Mahama committed to collaborating with global anti-corruption organizations and agencies to eradicate corruption in his next term, leveraging international expertise and resources to strengthen Ghana’s anti-corruption framework and ensure a corruption-free governance system.

“I say to the good people of Ghana that, working with Ghanaians and international anti-corruption partners, we shall do all that is humanly possible to retrieve such wrongly acquired wealth”.

John Dramani Mahama

In implementing these measures, Ghana can effectively tackle the fallout of corruption, and foster a culture of accountability, transparency, and good governance, ultimately leading to a more equitable, prosperous, and just society for all citizens.

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