Government to receive bids for Saglemi Housing project on July 8

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• PROPERTY SECURITY SYSTEMS. 1 year ago

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• KWAO LAWYER 1 year ago

  Buyer, be ware!!!

  Buyer, be ware!!!

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• Solo 1 year ago

  After abandoning it for 8 years? These guys know no shame

  After abandoning it for 8 years? These guys know no shame

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• Ex-Pope 1 year ago

  These thieving nation-wreckers intentionally refused to complete the project because they wanted to it to sit till a few months from the end of their government's tenure so that they can sell it to themselves or their busines ...
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  These thieving nation-wreckers intentionally refused to complete the project because they wanted to it to sit till a few months from the end of their government's tenure so that they can sell it to themselves or their business cronies. Why on earth will any real government allow such a huge project to sit unfinished, knowing damn well that the project is likely to be affected by climate conditions and vandalism? If this government hadn't been looting and stealing, it would have had the necessary funds to complete that project, for the previous government had built it almost to a point of easy completion. Just like their NPP government intentionally abandoned Nkrumah's projects, their abandonment of this Mahama project is also intentional. This government has never had the desire to complete a project associated with Mahama. The same thing happened with the hospital project began by the Mahama administration until the Otumfuo recently lost patience and made loud noise, prompting the NPP government officials to rush into action to resume work on that airport project.

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