Dear Editor,

As a vigilant citizen, my travels have brought to my attention the status of var­ious projects across the country. Among these, the Obetsebi Lam­tey and Junction Mall overheads have caught my concern due to their apparent abandonment. It is disheartening to witness infrastructural endeavours left unattended for over six months without any visible progress.

The question lingers in my mind – why would projects that were once initiated with purpose and commitment be left in such a state of neglect? The Obetsebi Lamptey and Junction Mall over­heads serve as visible symbols of this concern, contributing to the overall frustration of citizens who witness the stagnation of projects meant to enhance our infrastructure.

In light of this, I appeal to both the Ministry of Roads and Highways and the Gha­na Highway Authority to take immediate action. It is essential to imple­ment measures that will not only ensure the continuation of these projects but also strive for their timely completion and subse­quent commissioning. Infrastructure is the backbone of a nation’s progress, and the vi­tality of these projects should not be underes­timated.

By addressing and rectifying the current state of abandonment, we can rekindle faith in the government’s commitment to en­hancing our country’s infrastruc­ture. I believe that with con­certed efforts, we can transform these incomplete projects into symbols of accomplishment, contributing to the overall devel­opment and prosperity of our nation.

Kelvin Boakye Bekoe

Accra