President John Dramani Mahama submitted his Asset Declaration forms to the Auditor General. This step is mandated by Article 286 of the 1992 Constitution and the Public Office Holders (Declaration of Assets and Disqualifications) Act 1998 (Act 550).
By presenting the forms, President Mahama aims to demonstrate his commitment to the asset declaration process. He believes that preventing corruption is a more effective approach than punishing it. The President thinks that the asset declaration process can be a tool in combating corruption.
This move also serves as a signal to public office holders that he expects compliance with asset declaration regulations. By submitting his forms, President Mahama is emphasizing the importance of transparency and accountability in public office.
As President Mahama takes this step, he is reaffirming his commitment to running a government. His actions are a testament to his dedication to promoting governance and ensuring that public officials are held to standards of integrity.
Ruth Abla ADJORLOLO
