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[QUOTE="Queen, post: 87559, member: 27"]
A social-auditing event in Sogakope just got 75 people fired up about tracking government projects and calling out corruption in South Tongu.

What went down at the assembly hall
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[*]The NCCE's South Tongu Directorate pulled this whole thing together.
[*]GIZ sponsored the event, and the European Union co-funded it.
[*]Traditional leaders, youth reps, media, and CSOs all showed up.
[*]Seth Fiagorme kicked it off by urging active citizen participation.
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Social auditing explained
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[*]Oral Robert Amenyo broke down how citizens can monitor public projects.
[*]Transparency and trust between people and leaders are the whole point.
[*]Misuse of public funds gets way harder when oversight is real.
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The top priorities the community picked
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[*]A three-unit classroom block at Agorgbe ranked as number one.
[*]Nyinuto's CHPS compound snagged the second-priority spot.
[*]Drilling 12 boreholes across selected communities came in third.
[*]Abdul Gafaru Musah walked participants through the ranking process.
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Oversight committee and DCE response
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[*]Mama Mariama Fomedigbe II chairs the new nine-member monitoring committee.
[*]Victoria Dzekloe stressed that governance means teamwork, not finger-pointing.
[*]Dzekloe promised the assembly would finish selected projects on schedule.
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