Constituency executives and the parliamentary candidate for the opposition National Democratic Congress (NDC) for Offinso South constituency in the Ashanti region, Hon. Haruna Yusif has, described the recently introduced ‘Delivery Tracker’ portal by the ruling NPP as a fallacious and scam.
Addressing the press at Gambia-Nkwanta, a farming community in the Offinso south constituency on Wednesday, the NDC listed number of projects they described as either stolen, abandoned but captured as completed projects by the NPP.
According to him, projects by former President John Dramani Mahama and he himself are stolen projects presented by Offinso South municipal Assembly and listed as achievements by the governing New Patriotic Party (NPP) on the delivery tracker.
He told news men that after an independent checks conducted by his NDC party in Offinso South shows some projects listed on the portal were either ‘non-existent or stolen’.
“It was claimed among other things that:”
“1. Completed: Electricity has been extended from Bonsua to Wawase”
“2. Completed: 3-bedroom semi-detached bungalow for health directorate at Adukro”
“3. Completed: 20-seater aqua privy at Abofour-Dumesua”
“4. Completed: 6-unit classroom block at Adukro”
“5. Ongoing: construction of market stalls at Namong”
“6.Ongoing: Construction of a 1km road and bridge”
“7. Ongoing: Upgrading of 9.5km roads; between Anyinasuso-Awherekrom(Phase two)”
“8. Ongoing: Construction of police divisional command office at Asamankama.”
“9. Ongoing: Drilling of boreholes at Namong west.”
“10. Completed: 2 boreholes at Adiembra-Amoawi.”
“11. Completed: A constructed water system at Amoawi-zongo.”
“12. Completed: Extension of electricity to Mpehi, Kokote, Dumesua Adukro and Oldtown.”
“13. Completed: Rural electrification at Abofour, Dumesua, Samproso, and Sakam”
“14. Completed: Rural electrification at Oldtown.”
He passionately lamented bitterly to press on how the NPP party hiding behind the tracker to throw dust into the eyes of Offinso voters which seems to be fast gaining infamy as a ghost tracker.
Some of the residents shared challenges confronting the Gambia Nkwanta community to Sikka news.
Source: Broadcastergh.com/Ayisah Foster
