Ghanaian Road Contract: A 24-Hour Deadline Sparks Political Debate

Ghanaian Road Contract Sparks Political Debate A 45,199,596.96 cedis contract awarded to Akonta Mining Co. Ltd for road construction in Ghana's Western North Region has ignited political discussion. The contract, notable for its 24-hour completion deadline, raises concerns about the New Patriotic Party's (NPP) political standing. The video report by NDC TV highlights these concerns, suggesting that the NPP might face prolonged opposition if they aren't more careful in their dealings. "NPP might remain in opposition for a long time if they’re not extra careful," states the video's narration. The short timeframe for completion raises questions about the feasibility and potential quality of the project. The video also points to the lack of transparency surrounding the contract award as a potential source of public discontent. While the project aims to improve infrastructure in the Western North Region, the speed and circumstances of the contract raise significant concerns.