Lambussie NCCE engages stakeholders on rule of law, anti-corruption fight
The Lambussie District Directorate of the National Commission for Civic Education (NCCE) has engaged women groups, traditional leaders and faith-based organisations to deepen their understanding of rule of law and the fight against corruption.
The National Commission for Civic Education (NCCE) in Lambussie, Ghana, recently held a forum to engage stakeholders in discussions surrounding the rule of law and anti-corruption efforts. The event, supported by GIZ and co-funded by the EU, brought together women groups, traditional leaders, and faith-based organisations to discuss legal protections, share experiences, and foster a deeper understanding of ethical conduct.
NCCE Lambussie District Officer Amatus Taalar emphasized the importance of respecting the law and applying it fairly to combat corruption and promote justice and national development.
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