Road contractors' unpaid debts claim lives amid financial strain - GPRCA

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• Bitter truth 4 months ago

  But why is it that since Ndc came to power, they have not started any road projects..are they waiting for 10years before they will start any new road projects..we keep hearing about big push, must we wait for 10years before t ...
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  But why is it that since Ndc came to power, they have not started any road projects..are they waiting for 10years before they will start any new road projects..we keep hearing about big push, must we wait for 10years before the big push will start? Chai..as a politician, the very day u are sworn in, your work start because u are on time clock..why is it that in Ghana alone, politicians wait for the end of their tenure to start road projects which they cannot complete..Ndc keeps telling us that goldboard has made over 5billion dollars profit, why can’t they use some of these profits to start fixing our terrible roads..or as usual waiting for election time before serious road projects will start..time is important in governance and Ndc must make good use of the time..

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• Ken 4 months ago

  Twea. Most of them do shoddy works.

  Twea. Most of them do shoddy works.

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• Yaw Yeboah 4 months ago

  Govt contracts are no longer worth the paper they are written on.

  Govt contracts are no longer worth the paper they are written on.

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• Ayigbes want to be Guans by force 4 months ago

  Does it mean that the previous government did not pay any contractor for work done and certified for payment? Why this huge outstanding debt? Unbelievable!!!!!

  Does it mean that the previous government did not pay any contractor for work done and certified for payment? Why this huge outstanding debt? Unbelievable!!!!!

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