Doubt over Ghana’s Digital Future as Bawumia’s Phantom e-Gate Project rakes in $19.2M Double Payment!

The World Bank’s potential role in this fiscal fiasco has thrown a shadow of doubt over Ghana’s digital future.

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Startling revelations have emerged, exposing Vice President Mahamudu Bawumia’s grand promises of an e-Gate project at Kotoka International Airport as a sham.

IMANI Africa’s Bryan Simons dropped a bombshell, revealing that the World Bank has forked out a staggering $19.2 million for a project that simply does not exist.

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Despite World Bank records indicating a completed e-Gate project transferred from terminal 2 to terminal 3 at Kotoka International Airport, this futuristic setup remains a mere figment of Bawumia’s imagination.

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The audacity of potentially squandering World Bank funds on this mirage has provoked outrage from Mr. Simons. Dr. Bawumia, known for his digitalization rhetoric, boldly pledged the implementation of e-Gates by year-end, only to have his claims dismantled by Mr. Simons’ scathing expose.

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With Twitter ablaze, Simons labeled any attempt to utilize Ghanaian funds for this illusory project as a blatant misuse of international resources.

Unveiling a tangled web of unfulfilled promises and misappropriated funds, Simons’ accusations raise serious doubts about the legitimacy of Bawumia’s e-Gate vision.

The World Bank’s potential role in this fiscal fiasco has thrown a shadow of doubt over Ghana’s digital future.

Source: whatsupnewsghana.com

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