Abeiku Santana Speaks On President Mahama’s Persistent Call For His Appointees To Declare Their Assets
Abeiku Santana Speaks On President Mahama’s Persistent Call For His Appointees To Declare Their Assets
Ghanaian media personality Abeiku Santana has lauded President John Dramani Mahama’s consistent emphasis on asset declaration among his appointees, viewing it as a hallmark of exemplary leadership. He believes that such measures promote transparency and accountability within the government.
President Mahama has reiterated the importance of compliance with the Public Office Holders (Declaration of Assets and Disqualification) Act, 1998 (Act 550), which mandates public officials to declare their assets and liabilities upon assuming office. In a recent address, he urged Ministers, Deputy Ministers, Chief Executive Officers, and their deputies to promptly fulfill their asset declaration obligations, underscoring that adherence to this law is crucial for preventing corruption and ensuring accountability.
Furthermore, President Mahama has set a firm deadline for his appointees to declare their assets by March 31, 2025. He has warned that failure to comply by this date will result in severe sanctions, including possible removal from office.
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Abeiku Santana’s commendation reflects a broader public sentiment that values integrity and ethical conduct in public service. By holding his appointees to these standards, President Mahama aims to foster a culture of openness and responsibility within the government.
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Source: hypesmediagh.com
