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Reduce corruption in your second term-Group to Nana Addo

December 14, 2020

A group calling itself Journalist Against Corruption Ghana (JAC-GH) has congratulated President Akufo-Addo for retaining his seat as the president of the republic.

The group whilst extending their congratulatory message to the president admonished him to deal with corruption to safeguard his reputation.

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”Mr. President-elect, we would respectfully recommend you to advance drastic reduction of corruption to save the reputation of your office and government as a whole from being soiled as you continue your mandate.”

It added: ”As a group with the sole interest of exposing corrupt officials, we would strive at all cost to report on public officials whose quest is to cause the retrogression of your government and the state.

We would urge that should such corruption expose be laid on your table for consideration, rapid measures be taken to deal with the perpetrators according to the full rigours of the law to create public confidence and trust in your government.”

Read the full statement below

JOURNALISTS AGAINST CORRUPTION-GHANA (JAC-GH) CONGRATULATE PRESIDENT-ELECT, NANA ADDO DANKWA-AKUFO ADDO

We are exceptionally glad to join civil society organisations, individuals, political parties, the clergy, and the general public to express our deepest and sincere congratulations to you for winning this year’s general elections to serve a second term as the President of the Republic of Ghana (from 7th January 2021 to 7th January, 2025).

The battle indeed has been the Lord’s for seeing Ghana through a largely successful elections last Monday, December 7, 2020, and peaceful declaration of the results.

Mr President-elect, we would respectfully recommend you to advance drastic reduction of corruption to save the reputation of your office and government as a whole from being soiled as you continue your mandate.
As a group with the sole interest of exposing corrupt officials, we would strive at all cost to report on public officials whose quest is to cause the retrogression of your government and the state.

We would urge that should such corruption expose be laid on your table for consideration, rapid measures be taken to deal with the perpetrators according to the full rigours of the law to create public confidence and trust in your government.

We wish you a successful end of your first tenure and pray that the Good LORD grant you strength to continue your next term come 7th January 2021.

Congratulations to you, President-Elect Nana Addo Danquah Akufo-Addo.
Isaac Boamah Darko
(Convenor)
0244916571/0201916867

By: Rainbowradiooline.com

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