The regional event held at St John’s Park was marked with the regular inspection of parade and march-past by participating schools.  

Contingents from the various security agencies including the Police, CEPS, Immigration, Ghana National Fire Service, and personnel from the Ghana Armed Forces were present to spice up the colourful event.  

The inspection of parade was done by the Upper East Regional Minister, Rockson Bukari, assisted by Madam Ayikor and Lt. Col Darkwah of the Airborne Force in Tamale. 

In a speech read on behalf of President Akufo Addo, the Regional Minister, Mr. Bukari emphasized government’s resolve to protecting the public purse and nib all corrupt practices in the bud. 

He said with the office of the special prosecutor in place, public officials should be wary of their actions since they would be held accountable for their stewardship.   

Mr. Bukari moreover assured the public that under the current administration, the Right to Information Act, which is one piece of the anti-corruption framework will be passed into law to reinforce government’s determination to fighting corruption. 

He however, called on Ghanaians to join in the business of the nation whilst supporting government to achieving this worthy cause.
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