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Kwame Agbodza says road inspections are not meant to witch-hunt contractors

Kwame Agbodza has clarified that ongoing road inspections across Ghana are aimed at ensuring quality work, not witch-hunting contractors.

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Road inspections not to witch-hunt contractors – Kwame Agbodza

Roads and Highways Minister Governs Kwame Agbodza told contractors in the Northern Region on Saturday, September 5, that nationwide site inspections are not designed to hunt down or punish builders. The exercise keeps projects moving forward and ensures contractors finish their work within agreed timelines.

Speaking during a working visit to the Northern Region as part of an ongoing tour, Mr Agbodza explained that regular visits to construction sites give the government a clear picture of actual progress. Seeing the work firsthand allows the ministry to identify specific obstacles affecting projects and determine where contractors require state assistance.

The minister noted that the physical visits have already created a positive response from builders across the country. Several construction firms have increased their work speed since the inspection team began visiting sites.

“We don’t go around just trying


According to Joy Online.

Isaac Nana Yaw Annor

Isaac Nana Yaw Annor, popularly known as King Bygone, is a Ghanaian blogger, publicist and digital publisher, and the editor of Accra Posts. He started out with an entertainment blog, wrote more than 389 articles for Opera News, and worked alongside broadcaster Abeiku Santana on media and publicity from 2016 to 2024. He founded The Gospel Post, We Post Weddings, Nsemwokrom, AfroYard and Culture Gossip, and is a certified software engineer (ALX Africa). Avance Media named him among the Top 50 Ghanaian Bloggers in 2022, 2023 and 2024.

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