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True integrity is retiring from public service without illicit wealth – Chief Justice
Chief Justice of the Republic, Justice Paul Baffoe-Bonnie, has urged Ghanaians to embrace integrity by living honest lives free from corruption and the pursuit of illicit wealth.
Speaking at the official launch of Parliament's National Integrity Awards Scheme in Accra on Monday, 27 July, the Chief Justice described integrity as a lifelong commitment to honesty and ethical conduct.
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