Domelovo, Spio-Garbrah, Nyaho Tamakloe to speak at corruption conference in Kumasi

Former Auditor General, Daniel Domelovo is among the credible speakers to grace a corruption conference in Kumasi organised by the Crusaders Against Corruption.

The conference slated for tomorrow, Wednesday November 27, 2024, is being organised by an anti corruption firm, Crusaders Against Corruption.

The theme for the conference is “The scarface of corruption in Ghana: the threats we face.”

The programme is part of the series of community engagements embarked on by Crusaders Against Corruption in some parts of the country.

Speakers who will be at the KBS Auditorium in the heart of the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST) are statesman Nyaho-Nyaho Tamakloe and former Trades Minister Ekwow Spio-Garbrah.

The others are the Head of the Political Science Department of the University of Ghana, Prof. Ransford Edward Gyampo, the Head of the Political and History Department of KNUST, Prof. Samuel Adu Gyamfi, and Dr Lord JJ Gowans.

Dr Suzanne Nti, the Chairperson of the Crusaders Against Corruption will also speak at the event. She is expected to touch on how the heightening levels of corruption can be tackled by the leadership of the country to save lives and speed up growth of the economy.

The moderator for the event on Wednesday is Emmanuel Wilson Jr, the Chief Crusader for the Crusaders Against Corruption.

About The Programme

The programme is to give the speakers a platform to discuss important corruption scandals from the last seven years and present and do an in-depth examination of how corruption has hampered national growth, showing visual representations of important corruption instances to help the general public grasp the scope of the problem.

The conference aims to involve citizens, anti-corruption activists, and institutions in a discussion about how to combat corruption and promote good governance in Ghana.

By shining awareness on the negative effects of corruption and its link to poverty, the event hopes to promote more accountability and civic action, pushing the people to hold officials accountable for establishing a transparent and corruption-free government.

 

Source: Myxyzonline.com

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