According to a recent report by Conac, the region has weakened its efforts in the fight against corruption and fell from the first position to the eighth.
The Adamaoua region appears to be an area favourable for corruption. It is as a result of an enquiry carried out by the National Commission for the Fight against Corruption, Conac. Its report was presented last May 13.
The report indicates that the sectors where corruption rocks alot are those of finance, land tenure and the schools milieu.
This tumble of the Adamaoua region which has long been a model in the fight against corruption dates back to 2019.
Regarding this situation, Conac under the aegis of its president, Dieudonné Massi Gams, proceeded to organise a workshop to evaluate the action plan in the region. For Dieudonné Massi Gams,
And for the governor of Adamaoua region, Kildadi Taguiéké Boukar, it is important that the region regains the first place and all stakeholders have to take the bull by the horn,
