Akufo-Addo’s gov’t the most corrupt since independence – Brako-Powers

In a recent statement, Brako Powers has labeled President Akufo-Addo's administration as the most corrupt government in Ghana since the country gained independence. He argues that the current regime has failed to uphold transparency and accountability, leading to widespread corruption that undermines public trust. Powers emphasizes that this corruption is not just limited to high-profile cases but permeates various levels of governance.

Powers points out specific instances of alleged corruption involving government officials and institutions, suggesting that these actions have detrimental effects on the nation's development. He believes that the lack of effective measures to combat corruption has created an environment where unethical practices thrive, further exacerbating economic challenges faced by citizens.

The call for action is clear: Powers urges Ghanaians to demand greater accountability from their leaders and advocates for systemic reforms to address these issues. He stresses that combating corruption is essential for restoring faith in governance and ensuring a brighter future for all citizens in Ghana.