Yet facts and remarks which, while not in any way shape or form unique or especially special could, regardless, still not be gently overlooked or nonchalantly excused. One such perception had to do with the requirement for each recently chosen government for go on with or complete openly financed projects which the past government had started yet had not had the option to finish toward the end its residency.
This is a very much commonsensical perception, albeit the 2024 New Patriotic Party's Presidential Candidacy Aspirant refered to Chapter 6 of Ghana's 1992 Republican Constitution to back up his perception. He truly didn't have to do so on the grounds that the financial inefficiency and unsound channel of purposely and imprudently deserted projects started by past legislatures by recently introduced or chose states have been a wellspring of warmed banter among Ghanaian residents of any age and philosophical and ideological group affiliations throughout recent decades. I have not perused or really gotten to know the definite items in Chapter 6 of our 1992 Republican Constitution, yet it was perfectly clear to me from the contentions and perceptions made by the previous New Patriotic Party's Member of Parliament for the Asante-Mampong Constituency, in the Asante Region, that Chapter 6 of the Constitution had overlooked maybe the much more huge requirement for the charge of uncompleted freely subsidized improvement undertakings to be proceeded or finished by a replacement government inside the basic setting of responsibility.
Presently, this means on account of the Saglemi Housing Project, which was started by the Mills-Mahama government, situated in the Greater-Accra Region, it was basic for the present Akufo-Addo government to survey the expense viability of the task, first and foremost, including how much cash contracted for the culmination of the venture, and the equilibrium between the initially planned cost and use.
To be continued..