Nana Nhyiraba Adonteng, the Right to Information officer (RTI) for Atwima Nwabiagya North District, undertook a crucial sensitization session with the congregation of the Asuofua Church of Christ. The aim was to educate and empower church members on their rights under the RTI Act.
During the session, Nana Nhyiraba Adonteng delved into the key provisions of the RTI Act, specifically focusing on Article 18, which outlines the process for requesting information. He also ensured that the congregation understood the procedural aspects of accessing information.
Moreover, the officer provided insights into the historical background of the RTI concept, referencing the 1992 Constitution of Ghana, Article 21 clause 1f, which enshrines the Right to Information as a fundamental aspect of democratic governance.
In his address, Nana Nhyiraba Adonteng encouraged the congregation to be proactive and courageous in exercising their right to access information. He emphasized the importance of transparency and accountability in public affairs, urging individuals to utilize the RTI Act as a tool for promoting good governance.
The sensitization session served as an educational platform, equipping church members with the knowledge and confidence to engage with public institutions and request information when necessary.
