In a recent revelation, Vice President Bawumia’s touted “Delivery Tracker” has sparked controversy as it emerged that the number of projects listed has decreased significantly over the past four years.
Initially launched in 2020 with much fanfare, the Delivery Tracker boasted over 18,000 projects aimed at showcasing the government’s commitment to infrastructure development and delivery across various sectors.
However, in a startling turn of events, recent data reveals that the number of projects listed on the tracker has plummeted to just over 13,000, marking a significant drop of over 5,000 projects since its inception.
Social commentators and critics have wasted no time in questioning the credibility of Vice President Bawumia and the government’s claims regarding its delivery of development projects. Many are raising concerns about the transparency and accuracy of the information presented on the Delivery Tracker, calling for a closer examination of the discrepancies.
While government officials have attributed the decrease in listed projects to completion and ongoing maintenance, skeptics argue that such a sharp decline raises red flags about the efficacy and reliability of the tracking system.
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In light of these revelations, questions abound regarding Vice President Bawumia’s credibility and the government’s ability to deliver on its promises of development and progress. As the debate intensifies, citizens and stakeholders alike are demanding accountability and transparency to ensure that public resources are being utilized effectively for the betterment of the nation.
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