Our Events

On Thursday, January 15, our Director, Emmanuel John Awine, engaged with students and student leaders at the University of Cape Coast. The discussion focused on the core values that define our organization: honesty, integrity, and accountability.

Mr. Awine’s insights resonated deeply with participants, particularly his emphasis on how these values are crucial in the national fight against corruption. He noted that this fight cannot be won if public officials lack integrity or a reputation to protect.

He also issued a powerful call to student leaders, urging them to lead with integrity and resist the temptation to use their positions for personal gain. Extending this caution to teaching assistants, he stressed the critical importance of maintaining academic integrity at all times.

On Monday, June 26, our speakers Adjei Richard and Miss Chloe-Patra Azantilow engaged students from various senior high schools in the Central Region, sharing the rationale behind the establishment of Truth Trail Foundation, our vision, and mission.

Mr. Adjei announced that TTF will soon be launching Integrity and Accountability Clubs in their schools, promoting student involvement.

Miss Chloe-Patra delivered a compelling talk on "Stand Tall, Stand True: Embracing Integrity in all you do," emphasizing the importance of association and encouraging students to uphold integrity and honesty in their academic and personal lives. She reminded them that as future leaders, they have an enormous responsibility to shape Ghana’s future.

We extend our gratitude to the Department of History and Diplomacy for their partnership, and to Mr. Francis Acheampong Fabiano, Emmanuella, and other organizers for their selfless dedication.