Mamuju

Wednesday April 11, 2018 | 09:13

Wakil Ketua KPK Alexander Marwata di Sulbar/Sulbarkita.com-Eri

Mamuju, Sulbarkita.com - Chairman of the Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK), Alexander Marwata invites the people of West Sulawesi to report allegations of corruption in the region. "If all the KPKs have to go down, it seems we still need another 10 thousand employees," said Alexander, Wednesday April 11, 2018.

Vice Chairman of the Commission came to the office of the Governor of West Sulawesi since this morning. In the office of Ali Baal Masdar, Alexander runs the KPK corruption prevention function by deploying mapping of provincial and district governance in West Sulawesi.

Provincial and district government officials in Sulbar attended the event. Including a number of regents in the nataranya Majene Regent Fahmi Massiara.

According to Alexander, super sophisticated information technology makes it easier for people to report indications of criminal acts of corruption. So that the people of West Sulawesi can freely do the reporting, "Now there is nothing difficult, just open the website KPK, we prepared outline, via email, phone, sms, whatsapp for reporting," he said.

In addition to requesting proactive citizens, Alexander also hopes the government of West Sulawesi can create a good system in government. The government of West Sulawesi is also required to commit to keep corruption criminal act preventable. "There are always corruption-prone points in the government. But the government is going well, surely the crime of corruption can be minimized, "he said.

Majene Regent Fahmi Massiara said Majene's ranks were trying to prevent corruption. He admitted that corruption case is a challenge in building Majene, "There are some people who have undergone the legal process of alleged corruption, there are head of department, head of section and head of section," he told Sulbarkita.com (ERI)


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