Inflation Affects Tertiary Students In Singapore

The Genesis And Effects Of Corruption In Ghana

Corruption is any act undertaken with the aim of personal pecuniary or financial gratification. It is an illegal, unethical and bad behavior which is unprofessional, unpatriotic, unchristian and inhuman. It involves soliciting for bribes, kickbacks or acting deliberately to delay service delivery in order for the recipient of the service to do something, to speed up the process by offering something by way of gifts or kola. In some cases involving women, it may end up as ‘bottom power’ where sexual favors are sought in order to award contracts or obtain a job or get promoted or obtain a high exam mark or obtain a passbook to obtain goods for sale. Corruption in Ghana is of old because in the Gold Coast era, our first black civil servants engaged in bribery when giving import licences or passbooks to women traders, be it SCOA, Leventis, PZ, UAC, UTC, CFAO and the like. Under the first Republic of Kwame Nkrumah, there was corruption but be that as it may, it was very low in scale as the Osagyefo was very severe with himself and he was a role model par excellence. His secret service ticked and the thought of being locked up behind bars at Nsawam Maximum Security Prisons was enough to scare the daylights out of culprits. In the Akyeampong era from 1972 to 1978, there was the famous green pen syndrome whereby top brass military corrupted young ladies by giving them chits and notes written in green ink for them to go to GNTC and the banks to get goods for sale(essential commodities or groceries or ‘essenco’) or access soft loans. It became known as ‘fa wo to begye Golf.’ The generals seduced young girls in Accra as they seduced them with brand new bright Golf cars. Some of them, like Utuka, Kotei, Amedume, Yaw Boakye, F.W.K. Akuffo, among others, faced the wrath of revolutionary fervor in June 1979. Sad as it may seem on recollection and sober reflection, the young army rebels thought of cleaning the Aegean stables once and for all in their high falutin utopian zeal. But alas, they themselves later became victims of corruption. Under Rawlings, many people complained of the EWE hegemony as all the Security services and top government agencies were manned by Ewes. Was that not nepotism or homeboyism? That never happened under Nkrumah.

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