President Mahama warns appointees against corruption and abuse of public trust

He emphasized that the fight against corruption under his administration would not be limited to individuals outside of government, but would also target current officials. President Mahama urged ministers and government officials to adhere to due process and avoid shortcuts in their work. He advised them to seek collective decisions through Cabinet when uncertain about matters, promoting transparency and shared responsibility.

The President explained that collective Cabinet decisions would protect officials from accusations of acting alone for personal reasons. He reiterated his government's commitment to accountability as a means to reduce corruption and prevent the misuse of state resources.