Did we not believe that this man was extremely wealthy? How did his money end up? —Afenyo Markin

Effutu's well-known Member of Parliament (MP), Alexander Afenyo Markin, recently shared his experiences with corruption and its wider societal ramifications while serving in opposition from 2013 to 2016. Speaking at an occasion, Markin said that businesspeople shared documents with him during his time in opposition, which encouraged him to expose wrongdoing. When Afenyo Markin said, "I see the room packed," he was recognizing the presence of important people in the audience, including professors, police officials, and public figures. After reading what my esteemed brother and senior at the rear have shared with you, he went on, "I would try to give my voice by means of evaluation

"Do we often narrow the issue of corruption and limit it to the political class, or should we broaden it and look at it as part of the general life of all of us as a people?" Markin continued by posing this important question. He maintained that corruption affects everyone, regardless of status, and is a social problem as much as a political one. When Markin thought back to his days in opposition, he remembered how businesses would come to him with corruption-related documents and urge him to speak out on the radio. But as he kept negotiating the intricacies of Accra's corporate and political landscape, he realized: "After realizing how gloomy Accra was, I learned that those who don't

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