Corruption in Ghana: A Threat to National Progress
Former Deputy Attorney-General and Minister for Justice, Joseph Dindiok Kpemka, has spoken out against corruption in Ghana, describing it as a national threat.
Any person, born here in Ghana and he/she is a Ghanaian, who is against the fight against corruption, or who supports corruption or looting is an enemy of the state.
Mr Kpemka made these remarks on JoyNews' Newsfile, emphasizing that corruption undermines national progress and must be treated as a crime against the collective welfare of citizens.
- Corruption is a threat to national progress
- Those who engage in or support corruption are enemies of Ghana
- Corruption must be treated as a crime against the collective welfare of citizens
Author's summary: Kpemka calls corruption a national threat.
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