There are problems with 1V1D, the government hopes to fix it – Afenyo-Markin

General News on Wednesday, June 12, 2019

Source: primenewsghana.com

2019-06-12

Alexander Afenyo-Markin, deputy of Effutu, said the government had acknowledged that the program "a village, a dam" posed some problems, but that he was keen to correct it.

Efutu's comment follows comments in the press suggesting that work on some of the dams under construction in parts of northern Ghana was of inferior quality, causing criticism of the project. of the government.

Opponents of the NDC, who are the main critics of the program, described it as "misleading" and the opinion that the government dropped the population by building what they called canoes.

According to them, the contractors were paid for substandard work.

But Afenyo-Markin said the government acknowledged the program was a problem.

"It is not easy for a government to concede and organize an investigation. That's why he has to concede that there is a challenge. Let us leave in all sincerity to settle it.

According to him, the badurance of the President that investigations will be conducted is a sufficient commitment to suggest that the government is ready to make things work.

However, the Bongo MP, Edward Bawa, reiterated the NDC's position, saying that "even the technical basis of the program was very terrible".