Ghana: Public Officials' Oaths and the Erosion of Trust

In Ghana, the solemn ceremony of public officials taking oaths on holy books and pledging fidelity to the Constitution is contrasted with the widespread theft of public trust, raising questions about the sanctity of these commitments.

12 May, 02:54 — 12 May, 02:54

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Holy books, hollow oaths, and the theft of public trust in Ghana

In Ghana, the ceremony is always solemn. A public official steps forward, places a hand on the Bible or the Qur’an, invokes God, pledges fidelity to the Constitution, and promises to serve the people faithfully. It is supposed to be sacred. It is supposed to mean something.

By Abubakar Ibrahim

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