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Public money belongs to the people, not government officials – Ato Forson

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Public money belongs to the people, not government officials – Ato Forson

Cassiel Ato Forson has called on public officials to account for every cedi entrusted to them and build systems that make the recovery of public money an exception rather than an annual ritual.

Let us account for every cedi that is entrusted to us as public officials,” he stated.

He urged officials to reclaim every recoverable cedi, underscoring their obligation to account for the public funds placed in their care.

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