Recent months have seen Ghana grappling with serious allegations of fiscal mismanagement and corruption under the Akufo-Addo-Bawumia administration. Apexnewsgh reports
A disturbing report has revealed an overpayment of more than GH¢2 million to school feeding caterers between 2017 and 2022, highlighting the government’s failure to uphold its promises of prudent financial management and transparency.
This breach of public trust is particularly concerning in a country rich in natural resources, where vital services like school feeding programmes are essential for supporting vulnerable schoolchildren. The misallocation of resources not only damages public confidence but also tarnishes Ghana’s reputation on the international stage.
The term “Pen-Robbers” has been coined to describe officials who exploit their positions of power to legally siphon public funds. This phenomenon has far-reaching ramifications, directly impacting Ghana’s most vulnerable citizens – the schoolchildren who rely on these meals for their nutrition and educational well-being.
The Educate Africa Institute (EAI) has expressed deep concern over these developments and is calling for immediate accountability. “We stand united in prioritising the interests of Ghana and its citizens,” said William Boadi, Executive Director of EAI. The institute emphasizes the need for urgent action to address these issues, underscoring the importance of responsible governance and the protection of public resources.
The EAI calls on all stakeholders to join in demanding transparency and accountability from those in power to safeguard the future of Ghana’s children and ensure equitable management of the nation’s wealth.
It is imperative that concerned citizens hold their leaders accountable and demand heightened transparency and integrity in governance. Only through such measures can we ensure that Ghana’s resources are managed responsibly and equitably for the benefit of all its people.
Source: Apexnewsgh.com
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