Ghana’s President John Dramani Mahama has officially declared his assets to the Auditor-General, reinforcing his commitment to transparency and accountability in governance.
In a decisive move, he has set a strict deadline of March 31 for all government appointees to declare their assets or risk removal from office.
The initiative is part of broader anti-corruption efforts, ensuring public officials uphold ethical standards.
Mahama also called for reforms in the asset declaration process as part of Ghana’s ongoing constitutional review, emphasizing the need for greater public scrutiny.
His bold stance has drawn both praise and criticism, with supporters lauding it as a step toward good governance, while some critics question enforcement measures.
Civil society groups have urged the government to go further by making asset declarations publicly accessible.
As the deadline approaches, all eyes are on government officials to see if they will comply with Mahama’s directive.
Source: OccupyGh.com
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