NDC Vows To Complete All the Abandoned Projects In The Volta Region When They Come To Power

• Former president of Ghana, John Dramani Mahama, has expressed disappointment about the several unfinished projects in the Volta Region
• The political figure added by saying that the present government has not done well in continuing the projects that the former NDC government started in the region
• Mr John Mahama mentioned projects like the Sokode-Ho road and the Volivo bridge, which have all been left to rot

Flagbearer of the National Democratic Congress (NDC), John Dramani Mahama, has expressed his disappointment about the current administration's failure to complete projects in the Volta Region started by the NDC.

Mr John Mahama explained:

A number of projects initiated by the NDC have been shelved by this administration, and work is progressing slowly on others that must have been finished by now. The government even directed contractors to suspend working on certain projects.

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Some projects the former president named as either abandoned or moving slowly include the Sokode-Ho road, Jasikan-Hohoe road, the junction at the UHAS roundabout, and the Volivo bridge across the southern Volta river.

While speaking at the grand durbar marking the culmination of the Asogli Yam Festival in Ho, the former president declared that the future NDC administration will focus on the Volta Region's developmental projects and complete all abandoned projects. He assured:

I pledge on behalf of the NDC that all of these initiatives will resume in 2025, God willing and with your support.

According to John Dramani Mahama, the administration governed by Nana Akufo-Addo has failed to combat corruption. He added that the nation has significant obstacles and must shun selfishness to promote progress.

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Saglemi Housing Project, Ho Youth Center and Other Abandoned Building projects That Could Transform Ghana

In an earlier story, YEN.com.gh wrote about several abandoned projects in Ghana. It is pretty sad to see massive buildings such as the Saglemi Housing Project and the Ho Youth Center abandoned for one reason or another.

Such massive projects cost a lot of money to build, so it may be challenging to refurbish them to become functional. Therefore, the government and other relevant authorities must determine what projects need to be built and see that they come to completion.

Source: YEN.com.gh