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Ghana allocates $2.5 billion to road construction, unlike some other countries. · XDL

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President Mahama of Ghana has rejected the U.S. health deal proposed to replace USAID, which the Nigerian government accepted.

In case you missed this Ghana’s President, John Dramani Mahama, announced $2 billion set aside for the Kumasi–Accra Expressway, with multiple lanes. The striking part? The $2billion dollars is not borrowed funds but Ghana’s own funds! In Nigeria we must borrow oo That very soon

President Mahama of Ghana has rejected the U.S. health deal proposed to replace USAID, which the Nigerian government accepted.

Ghana’s President John Mahama subtly shades Pres. Bola Tinubu over Nigeria’s borrowing culture. $2 billion has already been set aside for the Accra–Kumasi Expressway, and Mahama stressed: “This is our own money. We did not go to borrow money.” Despite all the tax Tinubu

Ghanaian businessman and CEO of Engineers and Planners, Ibrahim Mahama, has reportedly begun a massive infrastructure project in the Western Region involving the construction of a major concrete road linking Damang to Cape Coast, fulfilling a promise he made after taking over the

Ghanaians know the value of development. The Accra Kumasi Express Road will create thousands of jobs #AbanPapaAba

@The Second Coming Of JM

Make una see Tinubu’s mate ooo! 😂 Tinubu should take a trip to Ghana and learn one or two things from their president. They are about to build a $2 billion road, without borrowing the money. Have you ever heard Tinubu announce a major project and proudly say, “We are doing

Chinese are building lowest quality roads in Africa that a politician had to confront the contractor himself 🤡

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