News:
March 21, 2018
The NDC Member of Parliament for the Nabdam constituency in the Upper East region, Dr Mark Kurt Nawaane has observed that the NPP government has spent 15 months representing 30% of its mandate but with very little to show for.
He alleged that the government currently has nothing to show for on road network development in the country.
The MP urged Ghanaians to hold politicians accountable for their promises.
Speaking on announcements that work has started on government’s flagship One District, One factory policy in the three regions in Northern Ghana, Dr Nawaane said it is long overdue.
He urged the government to expedite to fulfill its campaign promises to Ghanaians.
The Nabdam MP also expressed worry about government’s inaction on projects started by the previous NDC government.
He mentioned projects such as the Komenda Sugar factory, the John Evans Attah Mills memorial library among others as abandoned projects.
Dr Mark Nawaane emphasized the need for government to walk the talk and stop being political about the country.
By Christian Kpesese/ ghanamps.com