The Chairman of the Office of Accountability in the Office of the President, Professor K. K. Oduro, has challenged the general public and the media to test the credibility of the office by providing them with information that could lead to the exposure of corrupt government appointees.
Addressing the media in Accra yesterday, Professor Oduro said the country could not afford the luxury of corrupt practices perpetrated by some government officials while majority of the people, especially those in the rural areas, wallow in poverty.
He, therefore, called for active support and co-operation from the media and the general public to help keep government appointees on a “narrow path’’.
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