Executive Director of the Economic and Organized Crime Office (EOCO), Maame Tiwa Addo Danquah, has called on Ghanaians to actively engage in the fight against corruption. Stressing that the battle against corruption cannot be won solely by officeholders and politicians, she emphasizes the crucial role of citizens in combating this societal issue.

Addressing Ghana's recent ranking at the 43rd position in the Corruption Perception Index, Maame Tiwa Addo Danquah underscores the need for collective efforts to eliminate corruption. She encourages citizens to willingly provide information that can strengthen anti-corruption initiatives, urging them to speak up when they witness corrupt practices.

"I keep saying that everybody must be part of the fight against corruption, not just those in authority; it must be everybody," stated the EOCO Executive Director.

Emphasizing the importance of public vigilance, she added, "When you see something, not only in the physical security but even in the area of corruption, you must say something because if you don’t say it, it will get bad, and that is what we should be worried about."