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The nation builder President John Dramani Mahama’ writes

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I met with representatives from various civil society organisations today to discuss the establishment of the Governance Advisory Council.

This is a key promise from my campaign, which is intended to enhance accountability and transform our governance system. The Council will be an independent watchdog, monitoring human rights, corruption, and overall governance in Ghana.

An annual report on human rights, corruption, and governance will be key to transparency and progress. I am committed to creating a transparent, accountable government that reflects the values of our beloved country.

Let’s build the Ghana we want together!

Transparency
GoodGovernance
ResettingGhana

King Amoah

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