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Support state institutions to fight crime, corruption without political bias – CenPOA Director

Mr Mensah questioned why some people demand accountability and effective state institutions when individuals they do not know are involved but raise concerns when the same institutions act against a politician or someone they support.“But when it is somebody you don’t know, then all of us, all of a sudden, have the energy to say that, yes, state institutions must work,” he said.
According to him, public support for state institutions should not depend on whether a person is politically connected or belongs to a particular party.
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