• Latest
  • Trending
Bernard Mornah urges Kusaug and Mamprugu leaders to restore peace

Prez Akufo-Addo can’t fight corruption – Bernard Mornah insist

September 7, 2021
Kamaldeen Sulemana officially joins Atalanta from Southampton

Kamaldeen Sulemana officially joins Atalanta from Southampton

July 2, 2025
Inflation falls to 13.7% in June , lowest since 2021

Inflation falls to 13.7% in June , lowest since 2021

July 2, 2025
Ghana Water Company Ltd. Announces Possible disruptions in water supply due to Emergency Repairs at Weija Dam

Ghana Water Company Ltd. Announces Possible disruptions in water supply due to Emergency Repairs at Weija Dam

July 2, 2025
MoMAG denounces unauthorized charges by Mobile Money Agents

MoMAG denounces unauthorized charges by Mobile Money Agents

July 2, 2025
Ghanaians Urged to End Indiscriminate Burning and Embrace Recycling

Ghanaians Urged to End Indiscriminate Burning and Embrace Recycling

July 2, 2025
24-Hour Economy transitions from “Slogan to Strategy”-Mahama

24-Hour Economy transitions from “Slogan to Strategy”-Mahama

July 2, 2025
Private Sector will lead 24-Hour Economy, Govt to play facilitative Role- Prez Mahama

Private Sector will lead 24-Hour Economy, Govt to play facilitative Role- Prez Mahama

July 2, 2025
Public Urged to Support Drive Against Air Pollution

Public Urged to Support Drive Against Air Pollution

July 2, 2025
Press Conference: NPP to Address EC’s Announcement on Ablekuma North Re-run

Press Conference: NPP to Address EC’s Announcement on Ablekuma North Re-run

July 2, 2025
EC to Rerun Ablekuma North Parliamentary Election in 19 Polling Stations on July 11

EC to Rerun Ablekuma North Parliamentary Election in 19 Polling Stations on July 11

July 2, 2025
24-Hour Economy is a “living programme” guided by Science and Social Democracy-Goosie Tanoh

24-Hour Economy is a “living programme” guided by Science and Social Democracy-Goosie Tanoh

July 2, 2025
EOCO urges citizens to report hidden assets and corruption under “Operation Recover All Loot”

EOCO urges citizens to report hidden assets and corruption under “Operation Recover All Loot”

July 2, 2025
Happy Ghana
No Result
View All Result
  • Home
  • News
  • Sports
    • International Sports
    • Afcon2017
    • Afcon2019
    • Corporate Knockout
    • U17 World Cup
    • World Cup 2018
  • Entertainment
  • Business
  • Bizarre
  • Feature
  • More
    • Technology
    • Opinion
    • Lifestyle
  • Listen Live
  • Home
  • News
  • Sports
    • International Sports
    • Afcon2017
    • Afcon2019
    • Corporate Knockout
    • U17 World Cup
    • World Cup 2018
  • Entertainment
  • Business
  • Bizarre
  • Feature
  • More
    • Technology
    • Opinion
    • Lifestyle
  • Listen Live
No Result
View All Result
Happy Ghana
No Result
View All Result
Home Sports

Prez Akufo-Addo can’t fight corruption – Bernard Mornah insist

in Sports
Bernard Mornah urges Kusaug and Mamprugu leaders to restore peace

Bernard Mornah urges Kusaug and Mamprugu leaders to restore peace

Share on FacebookShare on TwitterShare on Whatsapp

A recent survey conducted by the Center for Democratic Development -Ghana (CDD) indicated that 62 percent of Ghanaians doubt President Akufo-Addo’s commitment to fighting corruption.

This seems unacceptable by the former National Chairperson of the People’s National Convention (PNC), who believes the President has no commitment to fight corruption.

READ MORE: 2024 elections will be ‘do or die’ – Mahama

According to Bernard Mornah, President Akufo-Addo has made no attempt to prosecute or fire anyone riddled with corruption and has surprisingly become the hub for clearing corrupt officials.

READ MORE: No water for Dansoman, North Kaneshie other areas from Sept. 13 – GWCL

He cited that the President after corruption allegations are made, only sets up committees consisting friends of the accused, whose only mandate is to exonerate the guilty party.

Page 482 – Starr Fm

“Give me a single attempt made by the President to prosecute or sack anyone riddled with corruption. The president himself has become a clearing house and sets up committees at the presidency made up of friends of the accused to investigate allegations levelled against the person. People called for these investigations are sometimes the wrong people,” he noted.

Citing the Australian visa scandal as an example, he noted that the Deputy Minister for Youth and Sports Pius Hadzide was held liable for the scandal when the substantive Minister at the time was the one supposed to be dragged before the committee for investigations.

“Pius was cleared from the Australian visa scandal but he did not lead it. He was the wrong person to be dragged before the committee for investigations. Who then led this scandal? Is the gov’t trying to tell us the scandal never happened? Between us if I say my horse whip is missing and I accuse you but it is not found on you then who took it? Because it is still missing,” he posed the question to Samuel Eshun on the Happy Morning Show.

READ MORE: Charles Wereko-Brobby predicts Coup D’état for Ghana?

The politician went on to mention the BOST fuel contamination saga where a contract was issued to an unregistered entity. “A company which was yet to be registered got the contract, which was against the basic requirement for receiving such a contract. The owner of that company was then sponsored for an election and is now an MP,” he revealed.

The recent Sputnik V scandal is what irritated Bernard Mornah the most. According to him the Minister of Health initially denied claims of having paid for the vaccines only for it to be revealed he had made 50 percent down payment to a middle man. With most Ghanaians enraged by this, Bernard indicated that that president did not take any drastic measures against the minister but together with the Minister of Finance, joked about the Health Minister’s state of mind and exhaustion.

To him these scandals and a lot more only prove his point and cause disgrace to Ghana globally.

Background

A survey conducted by the Center for Democratic Development (CDD) has revealed that the majority of Ghanaians lack confidence in President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo to fight corruption.

62% of 2,400 Ghanaians interviewed in a post-election survey conducted between May 23 and June 3, 2021, say they do not have confidence in the ability of President Akufo-Addo “to protect the country’s financial resources and curb corruption in the next four years.”

“While Ghanaians are split (48% vs. 48%) on the government’s ability to ensure that rule of law is upheld in the next four years, majority [of them] are not confident in its ability to protect the country’s financial resources (53%) and curb corruption and official impunity (62%).”

President Akufo-Addo’s biggest critics, the opposition National Democratic Congress (NDC), have consistently chastised him for superintending over what they say is massive corruption, notwithstanding that the President has insisted that his fight against corruption is unprecedented.

Subscribe to receive notification everytime a new post is published. We promise to be discrete.

Unsubscribe
Previous Post

2024 elections will be ‘do or die’ – Mahama

Next Post

How I left medicine for fashion – Eledzine CEO

Next Post
How I left medicine for fashion – Eledzine CEO

How I left medicine for fashion - Eledzine CEO

Search

No Result
View All Result

Listen Live

BBC Match of the Day Africa

Happy Ghana

Recent News

  • Kamaldeen Sulemana officially joins Atalanta from Southampton
  • Inflation falls to 13.7% in June , lowest since 2021
  • Ghana Water Company Ltd. Announces Possible disruptions in water supply due to Emergency Repairs at Weija Dam
  • About
  • advertise
  • Privacy Policy
  • Contact Us

© 2025 Happy FM – Powered by Ghana’s leading radio network. Designed with passion by Global Media Alliance.

No Result
View All Result
  • Home
  • News
  • Sports
    • International Sports
    • Afcon2017
    • Afcon2019
    • Corporate Knockout
    • U17 World Cup
    • World Cup 2018
  • Entertainment
  • Business
  • Bizarre
  • Feature
  • More
    • Technology
    • Opinion
    • Lifestyle
  • Listen Live

© 2025 Happy FM – Powered by Ghana’s leading radio network. Designed with passion by Global Media Alliance.