Strong laws key in Ghana's fight against corruption- Kweku Lartey Obeng

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• Ogyanie 10 months ago

  Do away with article 71 and those who think they are untouchable will see their levels. Do away with MPs common fund and deception by elected officers will be gone.
  Make white collar crimes unattractive. The casual treatme ...
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  Do away with article 71 and those who think they are untouchable will see their levels. Do away with MPs common fund and deception by elected officers will be gone.
  Make white collar crimes unattractive. The casual treatment of criminals perceived with some special brofo should cease.

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• JESUS IS GOD 10 months ago

  Jesus Christ loves you and wants to save you from sin and its consequences. He died on the cross for your sins, was buried, and rose again on the third day. Believe in Him, accept His gift of forgiveness, and receive eternal ...
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  Jesus Christ loves you and wants to save you from sin and its consequences. He died on the cross for your sins, was buried, and rose again on the third day. Believe in Him, accept His gift of forgiveness, and receive eternal life! (John 3:16).ohcwgb

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• Kpe Kobla 10 months ago

  Aaaba, what laws do we want again?
  1992 Constitution
  Criminal Code
  EOCO Act
  Special Prosecutor Act
  Law on Causing Financial Loss
  are all available... It's not about the law being inadequate, it is about IMPLEMENTATION ...
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  Aaaba, what laws do we want again?
  1992 Constitution
  Criminal Code
  EOCO Act
  Special Prosecutor Act
  Law on Causing Financial Loss
  are all available... It's not about the law being inadequate, it is about IMPLEMENTATION and nothing else, from my opinion.

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• Koti 10 months ago

  Are you seriously serious? Who is going to make those laws? Are the corrupticians going to make those laws? That would be equivalent to suicide. Smartly, these corrupticians have succeeded in bringing the security and the jud ...
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  Are you seriously serious? Who is going to make those laws? Are the corrupticians going to make those laws? That would be equivalent to suicide. Smartly, these corrupticians have succeeded in bringing the security and the judiciary into the loot. Corruption is in our blood.

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• Koo 10 months ago

  Kpe Kobla has said it all. We have enough laws punitive enough to check corruption. Start we don't have is the morality and a sense of guilt. We need a strong conscience formation as a people. Countries that are doing well in ...
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  Kpe Kobla has said it all. We have enough laws punitive enough to check corruption. Start we don't have is the morality and a sense of guilt. We need a strong conscience formation as a people. Countries that are doing well in their fight against corruption are filled with people with a sense of moral turpitude. No laws work better than our consciences. The stronger the conscience the likelihood that people will conform. A strong police institution is not enough. After all, only a handful of people commit violent crimes. The type of crimes in ghana are economic and pastors, teachers, politicians, health workers, religious leaders, family members, educators, the rich and the poor are all deeply involved in this.

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