When we think of event management, we often imagine the meticulous organization of details: venue bookings, guest lists, catering, and entertainment. But behind every successful event is a structured, strategic approach that mirrors the principles of project management. Just like any complex project, event management involves careful planning, resource allocation, coordination, and execution, making it the perfect example of project management in action.

Corruption is insidious, especially in the face of resilient anti-corruption efforts. Developing nations continue to feel the brunt of the many debilitating effects of this scourge. Failing public health, education and economic systems and poor infrastructure are among some of the familiar sceneries of these impacts.

Politics in Ghana has reached a lamentable state where financial means outweigh integrity and genuine intentions. The landscape is marred by a disturbing reality: without substantial financial resources, one's ability to serve the people is severely limited.