We had to wait for the ‘gods’ to return – Project Manager explains delay of Ofankor-Nsawam road

Senior Project Manager, Ing. Abdulai Mahama has defined the delay within the completion of the Ofankor-Nsawam road.

The venture, which started in September 2022, was anticipated to be accomplished inside 24 months however is at present about 60 per cent full.

Speaking on Adom TV’s present affairs present, ‘The Big Agenda’ with Abena Opokua Ahwenee, Mr Mahama defined that the challenges inflicting the delay are past their management.

Among different issues, he revealed that they needed to demolish a shrine alongside the way in which, however had been advised the gods had travelled.

He stated there have been additionally points to be addressed between settlers and landlords, the necessity to reposition ECG and GRIDCO high-tension wires amongst others.

“My sister, throughout development, we encountered a shrine. We consulted the locals and had been advised the gods had travelled, which delayed us for 3 and a half months. We needed to pay for 2 cattle and supply cash earlier than we had been allowed to proceed work,” Mr Mahama defined.

Regarding the venture’s timeline, Mr Mahama stated the highway has a 20-year design length, whereas all drainage methods are designed to final 50 years.

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