The special aide to former President John Dramani Mahama, Joyce Bawah Mograri, has reacted to government’s Performance Tracker.
Government launched the Performance Tracker on Wednesday, April 10 at the Ghana Institute of Management and Public Administration (GIMPA) in Accra.
With over 13,000 projects across 261 districts, 28 ministries, and 16 regions, the platform monitors government performance nationwide.
Presenting the document at the launch, the Minister of Works and Housing, Kojo Oppong Nkrumah said the platform is user-friendly and has both website and mobile interfaces.
“Most of the time what people say is that what does government use my taxpayers’ money for? Well, this App will help you find whatever projects the government is using your money for”.
“This government is the digitalization government and the general public can personally check with their phones, the status of the projects and even make a physical inspection if they wish to do so,” Kojo Oppong Nkrumah said.
Commenting on the performance tracker in a post on X, Joyce Bawah Mograri, described the Tracker as a waste of precious resources.
Joyce Bawah Mograri expressed disappointment in the tracker’s failure to track the performance of Akufo Addo and Bawumia’s performance on corruption.
“To my utter surprise and disappointment, the misleading GoG Performance Tracker, failed to track the performance of Akufo Addo/Bawumia’s performance on corruption. What a waste of precious resources! Tell us how you and your boys and girls have perfected the art of corruption.
“We are told that 80% of government projects and contracts are single-sourced, and individuals and companies are handpicked by this nepotistic government and awarded juicy contracts. That is what this NPP government should be tracking down and paying back to the now miserably empty public purse,” Joyce Bawah Mograri posted on X.
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