The Minister for Local Government, Chieftaincy, and Religious Affairs, Ahmed Ibrahim, has emphasized the government’s commitment to good governance and accountability.
Speaking during a meeting with members of the Local Governance Network (LOGNET) and key Ministry officials in Accra, Mr. Ibrahim outlined his vision for a transparent and responsible government focused on national development.
“I assure you that this Ministry will not only deliver good governance but will also ensure that every pesewa is managed responsibly. Accountability will be at the heart of all our actions,” he stated, stressing that these principles will guide the Ministry’s operations under his leadership.
His comments reflected the government’s commitment to fulfilling its promises, with a strong emphasis on transparency and responsibility in local governance.
Mr. Ibrahim also highlighted the importance of strengthening accountability mechanisms across local governance structures, ensuring that the John Mahama-led NDC government remains focused on fostering progress through effective leadership.
John Nkaw, Chairperson of LOGNET and Country Director for ActionAid Ghana, congratulated the Minister on his appointment. He expressed confidence in Mr. Ibrahim’s ability to meet the Ministry’s objectives and emphasized the role of collaboration in achieving the government’s development goals.
“We, at LOGNET, stand ready to support you and your team in any way we can. With the cooperation of all involved, I am confident that the Ministry will succeed in its mission to contribute meaningfully to the nation’s development,” Mr. Nkaw remarked.
The meeting marked the start of a dynamic period for the Ministry, with clear plans for advancing accountable governance and national development.
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