Franklin Cudjoe urges Adwoa Safo to present School Feeding audit report to ORAL committee

Franklin Cudjoe, the founder of IMANI Africa, has called on Adwoa Safo, the Minister for Gender, Children and Social Protection, to present an audit report concerning the school feeding program to Parliament's Oral Committee. He emphasized that transparency is crucial in ensuring accountability within government programs, especially those impacting children’s welfare.

Cudjoe expressed concerns over the management of funds allocated for the school feeding initiative. He believes that a thorough audit will shed light on how resources are utilized and whether they effectively reach their intended beneficiaries. The call for transparency aligns with broader demands for good governance and responsible fiscal management in public service.

The school feeding program is vital for many students across Ghana, providing essential nutrition that supports their education. By urging Safo to present the audit report, Cudjoe aims to foster trust among stakeholders and ensure that the program operates efficiently and transparently, ultimately benefiting Ghanaian children who rely on these meals for their daily sustenance.