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Stop hampering investigations on your corrupt appointees - Mahama tasks Nana Addo

Flagbearer of the National Democratic Congress (NDC), John Dramani Mahama has called on President Akufo-Addo to allow investigations into corrupt practices of his appointees.

Report shows that Ghanaians perceived in 2015 that the then President, John Mahama was more corrupt compared to the current President, Akuffo Addo as the figures drop

He said the practice of stalling and hampering of corruption cases under this NPP regime has to stop.

This, he said, in a statement to mark 2019 International Anti-corruption Day.

Below is the statement from Mahama:

2019 International Anti-corruption Day statement from John Mahama

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On the occasion of International Anti-Corruption Day, let us make a determined commitment to take action, lead the change and be the change in our country’s fight against corruption and nepotism.

Fighting corruption requires genuine and collective efforts, particularly from political leaders. As we have demonstrated in the past, the National Democratic Congress (NDC) will make no excuses in this fight.

Sadly, recent surveys are confirming that we are losing the fight against corruption. This is a worry to the majority of Ghanaians.

We shall protect the rights of our people to expose corruption and undertake to investigate credible allegations that come to our attention. No journalist will be killed, live in fear or flee the country because of their investigative reporting.

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We will strengthen and make the anti-corruption agencies work without fear or favour. If we are to win the fight against corruption, Government must stop making excuses as a coverup for the increasing cases of corruption.

President Akufo-Addo's practice of "clearing" corrupt appointees and hamper investigations must stop.

As we work together towards the attainment of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), the anti-corruption fight will become a major instrument for the achievement of our objectives.

Let us take a decisive stand against corruption and nepotism.

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I invite all Ghanaians to stand #unitedagainstcorruption.

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