Ablakwa: My Anti-Corruption Crusade Has Saved Ghana Millions of Dollars
Foreign Affairs Minister nominee defends his track record of exposing corruption and vows to bring transparency and accountability to his new role
- Claims exposés halted dubious contracts, saving Ghana millions
- Pledges to ensure efficiency and accountability in diplomatic missions
- Ablakwa insists his actions are driven by national interest, not political gain
Foreign Affairs Minister nominee Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa has highlighted his track record of exposing corruption
He asserted that his efforts have saved Ghana millions of dollars.
Appearing before the Appointments Committee on Friday, January 31, Ablakwa defended his commitment to fighting financial mismanagement and promoting accountability.
“My exposés about wrongdoings have saved this country millions of dollars. Without vigilance, Ghana will continue to lose vital resources needed for development,” he stated.
Citing cases where his investigations halted dubious contracts and prevented wasteful spending, Ablakwa dismissed claims of political motivation, insisting his actions are driven solely by the nation’s interest.
He pledged to bring the same integrity and transparency to his role as Foreign Affairs Minister if approved, ensuring efficient and accountable diplomatic missions that reflect Ghana’s values globally.
