Allegations alone do not constitute proof. President Akuffo Addo

Although they were not serious, the President of Ghana has acknowledged that there have been allegations of corruption. However, an allegation alone does not constitute proof. 

He claimed that some laws have characteristics that encourage the battle against corruption. 

"When someone gives a false account of you, that is not the issue; however, it is imperative to include a referee, in this case, the court. 
People involved in corruption are judged by the court, he continued. 

The President noted that institutions in charge of monitoring corruption are run under impressive regulations. 

President Akuffo-Addo highlighted that they will support and inspire these anti-corruption organizations, which function as a deterrent, resulting in a decrease in Corruption.

Ghana's economy is now among those with the fastest growth rates. 

When I took office until the start of the Russia-Ukrainian War, our GDP was 7%. He promised that we would overcome these obstacles. 

According to the information he had received, the raw materials used in these enterprises were safer than they had been in the past. 

"I won 19 seats, winning 10 of the 23 legislative seats in the presidential race. 
NDC had more seats in the 2016 election, but the npp gained more following the vote, he claims. 

"In the 2024 election, we're breaking the eight. 
We are putting a lot of effort into our preparation. 
I have faith in our executive, which is why the party is united," he insisted.