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[QUOTE="Nehanda, post: 26624, member: 2262"]
Ghana's Special Prosecutor has reported serious dangers to his life connected with his role in fighting corruption. During a recent Constitutional Day Lecture in Accra, Kissi Agyebeng described how his security remains constantly under threat. These threats have moved beyond harsh words to real attempts at causing him physical harm, creating major safety concerns.

Mr. Agyebeng pointed out contradictions among Ghanaians regarding their stance on ending corrupt practices. He mentioned that resistance comes through sponsored attacks and harmful publications against him. The enemies he makes through his work might resort to deadly violence if given the chance, placing him and his operational officers at extremely high risk every day.

The Special Prosecutor explained that his job earns him numerous opponents as he pursues anti-corruption efforts. He described the position as thankless, bringing him face-to-face with disappointing aspects of human behavior. Each day brings fresh challenges as he confronts powerful interests involved in corruption throughout Ghana.

Mr. Agyebeng proposed several solutions to strengthen the fight against corruption across the country. He suggested incorporating anti-corruption education into schools and establishing courts specifically for corruption cases. Additionally, he recommended writing the Office of the Special Prosecutor into the constitution to ensure its independence and enhance its powers for greater effectiveness against corruption.
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