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The Ghana Integrity Initiative (GII) has urged Ghanaians to demand accountability from all governments, during and after their terms in office.

This, GII believes, will help reduce the loopholes that contribute to corrupt practices.

Mr Michael Boadi, the Fundraising Manager for GII, said governments must be able to give account of their stewardship and their ability to fight against corruption, based on which the electorate would vote…

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