My fight against corruption not limited to just appointees of the previous government—Mahama

Ghana's President, John Dramani Mahama, is fighting corruption.

He aims to recover stolen funds from past officials.

However, his focus also includes his own appointees.

Mahama shared this commitment after 120 days in office.

He stated, “My fight against corruption goes beyond recovering loot.”

He emphasized that appointees must serve Ghanaians responsibly.

They will be held to high accountability standards.

The President noted that public trust has eroded over time.

This erosion happened because officials bought state assets after serving.

His government has a code of conduct for appointees.

It prevents them from purchasing public property while in office.