Minister of Roads and Highways raises concerns over corruption in his Ministry
The Minister of Roads and Highways, Kwasi Amoako-Attah, has publicly voiced his apprehensions regarding the prevalence of corruption within his ministry.
Expressing frustration, the minister asserted that the institution harbors numerous individuals engaged in corrupt practices and thievery.
Amoako-Attah’s candid remarks reflected his exasperation, as he indicated that even when some of the purportedly corrupt individuals are dismissed from their positions, their replacements often prove to be even more egregious in their actions.
These comments emerged during an inspection visit to the ongoing reconstruction project of the VALCO roundabout to Kpone road on Wednesday, August 23, 2023.
The minister’s candid admission sheds light on the internal challenges faced by the Ministry of Roads and Highways in its quest to combat corruption and foster transparent governance. By acknowledging the presence of corrupt individuals and voicing his concerns over their cyclic replacement, Amoako-Attah’s remarks underscore the complexities of tackling corruption and malfeasance within public institutions.
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