Ghana needs a leader with a flawless vision after the failure of nuclear power plant and NDC projects – Prof. Aheto

General News on Thursday, May 30, 2019

Source: 3news.com

2019-05-30

Professor John Bright Kobla Aheto, keynote speaker at the Third Revolutionary Conference on 4 June, said that for Ghana to achieve good public governance, it needed a dynamic and open leadership of the country. spirit that is a wise steward and has a flawless vision to start the transformation of the country. .

He described the current political dispensation as a big joke and said the New Patriotic Party and the National Democratic Congress had "completely failed the nation".

Professor Aheto said that, given the deep regression of our country, the only viable thing to do is to use sustainable good governance as a national agenda.

The main speaker said that even if there was a deliberate badault on state institutions, the public service is now an order taking institution, that the bench is filled to the limit and that things are deteriorating, we claim that everything is fine.

Professor Aheto stated that the ingredients for good public governance included the independence and integrity of all national administrative institutions and all organs of government, a holistic, integrated, critical and creative thinking, as well as a conscious effort to protect the rights of citizens.

Giving the conference to the RS Professor Aheto, a management expert, said Wednesday at Amegashie Hall of the Business School of the University of Ghana that the pillars of public governance included integrity, accountability, accountability Fairness and justice, transparency and independence.

"Public governance means that leaders, politicians, directors, civil servants and civil servants are accountable to the nation and the citizens," said Professor Aheto.

The theme of the conference, "Developing a National Character for Sustainable Good Governance", was part of the activities marking the 40th anniversary of the uprising on 4 June.

Professor Aheto stated that June 4 was an unstoppable and easily predictable insurgency, born of a rare combination of devastating and rampant corruption, poor governance, lack of discipline and impunity on the part of the rulers. faced with the deep frustration of the mbades and bankruptcy. of political governance.

General Nunoo Mensah, Professor Joshua Alabi, Professor John Gatsi and Goosie Tanoh also spoke.