In a scathing critique of the government’s performance tracking system, Hon. Seth Ankrah has launched a verbal assault, labeling the Performance Tracker as a wasteful expenditure of taxpayers’ money and accusing the ruling New Patriotic Party (NPP) of fraudulent practices.
The Performance Tracker, introduced by the government as a tool to monitor and evaluate the progress of various development projects, has come under intense scrutiny from opposition figures and critics who question its effectiveness and transparency.
Hon. Seth Ankrah, a prominent member of the opposition, has taken aim at the Performance Tracker, denouncing it as a failed initiative that serves no purpose other than to drain public funds. In his fiery condemnation, Ankrah accused the NPP of using the tracker as a smokescreen to conceal their inability to deliver on their campaign promises.
Furthermore, Ankrah leveled serious allegations of fraud against the NPP, suggesting that the Performance Tracker is being manipulated to inflate achievements and mask failures. He called for a thorough investigation into the handling of funds allocated for the tracker and urged accountability from government officials responsible for its implementation.
The accusations made by Hon. Seth Ankrah have ignited a fierce debate within political circles, with supporters of the government defending the Performance Tracker as a necessary tool for accountability and transparency. However, critics argue that without proper oversight and checks in place, such tracking systems are susceptible to abuse and manipulation for political gain.
As tensions escalate, the call for an independent inquiry into the allegations of fraud and misuse of taxpayers’ money grows louder, highlighting the need for greater transparency and accountability in the management of public resources.
story filed by: Nana kwaku Duah
