Spend to complete abandoned projects - Abena Osei-Asare tells government
Abena Osei-Asare called on the government to prioritize completing abandoned public projects on Friday, July 24, during a discussion on the 2026 mid-year budget review on Joy FM's Super Morning Show. She stated that one of the major findings in the Auditor-General's 2024 report was the high value of abandoned and uncompleted projects across the country. She said, "One of the huge infractions that we saw in 2024 was contract irregularities, and that had to do with abandoned projects and uncompleted projects to the tune of GH¢189 million."
The Atiwa East MP argued that completing these projects would provide immediate benefits to communities and improve the value derived from public spending. She questioned the government's spending priorities, stating that figures presented in the Mid-Year Budget Review suggested capital investment had not received adequate attention.
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Abena Osei-Asare, MP for Atiwa East, has urged the government to prioritize the completion of abandoned public projects. She believes this approach
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