Kofi Adoli

30/03/2026

This is fake fake fake!

29/03/2026

What Sulemana Braima is doing is not journalism. It is sabotage. The BIG PUSH will not be setback. Not all roads cost the same per km.

25/03/2026

Some people are crying that 38.2% of the UN endorsement of Ghana’s agenda was by them. We acknowledge them. Happy now? 😜

24/03/2026

I just spent precious time reading through this report. No smoking gun. No breach of law. No evidence of contract price-bloating. No proof of ABUSE. Only a litany of opinions and collection of respected CSO-leaders viewpoints.

Dear Fourth Estate, get this; having a 76% sole-sourcing one year in a government that took over a country in begging, if not crippling, need of roads IS JUSTIFIED!

To ignore the inherited backlog of road projects occasioned by previous procurement abuses and insist on a sluggish approach to clearing that backlog smacks of an attempt to sabotage the begging development needs of Ghanaians across the lengths and breadths of the country.

Ghanaians, including the Fourth Estate staff, choke in traffic on narrow roads and suffer the safety effects of potholes.

The BIG PUSH cannot be achieved without shortening project lead times. This requires diligently shortening procurement process periods. It’s therefore not surprising that sole-sourcing, without any evidence of contract price-bloating, has been the dominant resort.

The timing of this report is suspect, its contents pedantic and its implications negative if the government allows it to affect road project timelines.

During his first State of the Nation Address (SONA) on February 27, 2025, President John Mahama pledged to prioritise Ghana’s infrastructure to address the “pressing backlog of poor roads.” He announced the “Big Push” programme as the flagship initiative to deliver the promise. He vowed hi...

21/03/2026

21/03/2026

President Mahama thanks the Chiefs and People of the Bono Region for a successful Tour.

19/03/2026

So then, what is the controversy?

18/03/2026

ResettingGhanaTour

15/03/2026

“Those who interact with him (President John Dramani Mahama) daily will recognise a pattern in his thinking: an insistence that decisions be measured not only by immediate convenience but by their long-term implications for public trust…..that the relationship between leadership and citizens is sustained not by silence but by engagement.”

Dr Callistus Mahama.

On presidential travel, public trust, and the discipline of the reset

14/03/2026

This old man has called government’s bluff last week and is getting exactly what he demanded. Kusè wai!