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NCCE urges Ghanaians to continue to be law-abiding
He said disregarding the rule of law threatened democracy, undermined democratic institutions and eroded public confidence.
Mr Gyasi said integrity, accountability, transparency, respect for human rights, and the prudent use of public resources were key standards of ethical leadership.
He added that upholding the rule of law and ethical leadership “isn’t the job of the government alone"”," but requires the commitment of all Ghanaians.
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