Civil society groups/state institutions must jointly fight corruption

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• Dessy,Canada 10 years ago

  the work of civil right is not to fight corruption..their job is to seek equal right and justice;Corruption of the country is not one party issue..it is issue of all citizenly..each and every of the country has a responsibili ...
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  the work of civil right is not to fight corruption..their job is to seek equal right and justice;Corruption of the country is not one party issue..it is issue of all citizenly..each and every of the country has a responsibility to play eliminating corrupt people of the country..It is simple as that"DO NOT BRIBE,DO NOT RECEIVE BRIBE...Do not vote for politician because of his gift of money or bycicle..for for him on his merrits..Honesty and intergrity is the mother of inventions..HONESTY AND GREAT INTERGRITY YIELD BETTER RESULT

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• oba nyansani baako Pe in Ghana! 10 years ago

  Mahama who called himself as a president of Ghana is the leader of the corruption so how can Ghanaians tackle corruption in the system? All of us must rise up against mamaha and his corrupt government. We all witnessed what h ...
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  Mahama who called himself as a president of Ghana is the leader of the corruption so how can Ghanaians tackle corruption in the system? All of us must rise up against mamaha and his corrupt government. We all witnessed what happened at the supreme court case and Atuguba the opepeni judge brought EVIL verdict on 29/08/13 and said that he dismissed the petitioners case and Mahama was elected by the people of Ghana. At that time all of you were singing a song that we want peace once there was no one fighting with each other. Now, just keep quite and enjoy your peace. Okay,Ghanaians? I am enjoying both peace and justice in the United Kingdom here. Next time Ghanaians must think twice. A word to the wise is enough!

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