When the administration of President John Evans Atta Mills was inaugurated on January 7, 2001, the former law lecturer and his top aides out-doored the concept of a 'Better Ghana', under which corruption would be banished to the touchline, to enable Ghanaians enjoy the fruits of their labour.
Three years down the line, 'Better Ghana' remains a mere rhetorical slogan, while corruption, like the Biblical mustard seed, is gaining root in all spheres of national endeavour.
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