If this Revelation by Abronye is true then Mahama should apologize to Ghanaians before December 7th.

The December 7th general elections will take place in 28 days time and the various political parties, most especially the New Patriotic Party and the National Democratic Congress are working tirelessly to ensure a landslide victory after the polls which is expected to be one of the keenly contested elections in the country’s political history.

We gave shifted from the usual political campaigns where the parties only concentrate on what they can do to the people when voted for to the type of campaign that centers on revealing deep secrets about their opponents to create a negative picture about them.

But this campaign process will help Ghana in the long run since ever since the two most popular political parties started using this exposing each other, none of them has been able to come out to deny or sue the other for defamation. What it suggests is that these revelations are 100% true and the documents they present are genuine ones.

The same trend continues, but this time it’s getting out of hands as the Bono regional chairman of the NPP, Mr Kwame Baffoe popularly known as Abronye DC has brought out more damming revelations on the Accra Circle interchange.

During the last episode of the NPP sponsored program dubbed ‘Nsɛmpa Fie’ which is shown on Wontumi television, the host, Abronye DC has worsened the plights of Ghanaians on the circle interchange by revealing a document that shows that an amount of over 11 million Ghana Cedis was used just to commission the same project aside its total cost of about 240 million dollars used in constructing it an amount that could have been built 4 interchanges of it’s kind. See the document below;

The surprising thing about the breakdown expenses of this 11million Ghana cedis is the amount of Ghc 503,236 used just for supporters motivation. It’s so sad how Ghanaians are being taken for granted by these politicians. In fact it is high time our politicians should be forced to account for some of these expenditures they incur that add up to our debt stock as a nation.