Ethical Leadership Is Key to Restoring Public Trust, E-WANF Says
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- The Eminent West Africa Nobles Forum urged political leaders to prioritize ethical conduct and strong moral values.
- E-WANF President-General Dr Richard Asiedu spoke at an Integrity Summit and Awards ceremony in Accra.
- The forum warned that failing to uphold ethical standards could erode public trust in Ghana’s governance system.
Political leaders must place ethical conduct ahead of convenience if they want their work to improve people’s lives, the Eminent West Africa Nobles Forum said.
The forum warned that failing to uphold ethical standards could weaken public trust in Ghana’s system of governance. Its President-General, Dr Richard Asiedu, made the appeal at an Integrity Summit and Awards ceremony in Accra.
Asiedu urged forum members to maintain integrity, strong moral values and high ethical standards in their daily activities. The call focused on the conduct expected from leaders and the effect that conduct can have on confidence in public institutions.
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