Declare your assets-Mahama directs Ministers

President John Mahama has instructed all ministers in his administration to disclose their assets as part of his commitment to promoting transparency and combating corruption.

During the swearing-in ceremony for the first batch of six appointed ministers at the Jubilee House on Wednesday, January 22, the President underscored the significance of accountability in governance.

President Mahama emphasized that this step is essential in ensuring that government officials uphold integrity and ethical standards while serving in office.

He cautioned that his administration would not tolerate the usual complacency regarding corruption, urging ministers to embrace fairness and transparency in all their engagements.

Additionally, the President reassured the public that anti-corruption bodies would be empowered to investigate and take necessary action against any official found violating ethical or legal standards.

Reaffirming his dedication to good governance, he pledged to support his newly sworn-in ministers in delivering effective service to the people of Ghana.