No mercy for corrupt DVLA officials: CEO warns

The Chief Executive Officer of the Driver and Vehicle Licensing Authority (DVLA), Kwasi Agyemang-Manu, has issued a stern warning against corruption within the organization. He emphasized that officials found engaging in corrupt practices will face severe consequences, including dismissal and legal action. This statement comes amid growing concerns over corruption allegations that have plagued the authority, affecting its reputation and operations.

Agyemang-Manu assured the public that the DVLA is committed to transparency and integrity. He highlighted ongoing efforts to improve internal systems aimed at curbing corruption and enhancing service delivery. The CEO urged employees to uphold ethical standards and reminded them of their duty to serve the public responsibly. By taking a firm stance against dishonesty, he hopes to restore confidence in the DVLA while promoting accountability among its staff.