'Make the president look good in the eyes of Ghanaians' – Julius Debrah to appointees

The Chief of Staff, Julius Debrah, has issued a stern informing to each authorities appointees, emphasising that their diligent show is indispensable to upholding President John Dramani's estimation among Ghanaians.

Speaking astatine the motorboat of the caller Code of Conduct connected Monday, May 5, 2025, Debrah made it wide that each enactment taken by an appointee impacts the nationalist representation of the full administration.

He drew an analogy betwixt moving the authorities and managing a boarding school, explaining that conscionable arsenic schools trust connected strict checks, balances, and subject to relation effectively, authorities operations besides request unwavering accountability.

According to him, determination would beryllium nary excuses for negligence, insisting that underperforming appointees would beryllium held strictly liable for their actions.

He besides urged authorities officials to comply with the recently introduced Code of Conduct by President John Dramani Mahama, informing that breaches volition not beryllium tolerated.

“I volition promote each and each 1 of you, erstwhile you get your copy, to survey it conscionable similar your Bible, due to the fact that determination shall ne'er beryllium immoderate excuse whatsoever erstwhile you transverse the line.

“The lone clip you volition not beryllium capable to scope the president is erstwhile we are astir removing you. I privation we are ne'er going to person that atrocious acquisition of removing immoderate 1 of you. But don’t hide that if you play ignorance, it’s ne'er an excuse,” helium noted.

He besides stated that; “On that note, I privation you each the best, bash your best; let's marque the president look bully successful the eyes of Ghanaians."

The Code of Conduct is portion of ongoing efforts by the Mahama-led medication to beforehand bully governance and integrity successful nationalist office.

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