NDC MPs stop Nana Addo from demolishing Accra International Conference Centre to construct a new one
NDC MPs stop Nana Addo’s plans to demolishing Accra International Conference Centre to construct a new one.
The information was made public by Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa-Member of Parliament For North Tongu and Ranking Member, Committee on Foreign Affairs.
Per the post, Hon. Okudzeto Ablakwa indicated that, the blocked demolition and construction of the Accra International Conference Centre would have cost the ailing economy some a staggering €116million (GHS1.3billion) if allowed.
In his post on his official Facebook page, he wrote…
NDC MPs both at the Foreign Affairs Committee & at plenary last night have effectively scuttled government’s 2023 plans to demolish the Accra International Conference Centre & construct a new one at a staggering €116million (GHS1.3billion).
We also successfully blocked proposals to open new Ghanaian embassies in Jamaica, Trinidad & Tobago & Mexico.
Government cannot be defaulting on its loan obligations & imposing crude haircuts, particularly on pensions for the vulnerable aged & still be pursuing fanciful projects which can be deferred to better economic times in the future.
Ghana First 
The President’s personal promise to God to build Him (God) a Cathedral has already translates into wasteful spending of scare resources of the state on a promise made by a sole person.
There are already cases in court against the country by aggrieved individuals as a result of the demolition of several buildings at the current location of the defunct National Cathedral.
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