Government will not tolerate shoddy road projects - Roads Minister
Governs Kwame Agbodza, Minister for Roads and Highways, warned contractors executing road projects across the country that "the government will not tolerate poor workmanship or substandard construction." He spoke during a citizens' engagement at Ndewura Jakpa Senior High School in the Savannah Region on Saturday, May 23.
Mr. Agbodza stated that the government is strengthening monitoring mechanisms. He disclosed that residents in several communities, particularly in the Savannah Region, have become increasingly active in monitoring road projects and reporting concerns directly to government officials. He noted that citizens are now using mobile phones to document the progress of road projects and submit reports to both the Ministry and President John Dramani Mahama. He cautioned contractors against attempting to manipulate supervision systems or presenting misleading reports on projects.
Mr. Agbodza commended the public for what he described as a high level of vigilance and encouraged residents across the country to continue monitoring road projects in their communities. He urged citizens to take ownership of development projects and report any concerns to government officials promptly, saying, "Own it. Report to us...Please let us know."
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Roads and Highways Minister Governs Kwame Agbodza engaged with citizens regarding road projects. He cautioned contractors about the consequences of poor workmanship - but why is this warning so important now?
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