Communication team member of the opposition National Democratic Congress (NDC), Fred Agbenyo has said that the Komenda Sugar factory would have been operating fully had NDC won the 2016 elections.
According to him, the factory has been left to rot because the government of the day feels credit will be given to the past government led by former President John Dramani Mahama should they make the necessary arrangements needed to get the factory operating.
He said the NDC’s policy then in government was to build the factory before growing the sugar cane to feed it, but unfortunately they were not given the opportunity to be in government to realize their dreams.
Though proceedings to get work done have been put on paper and handed over to the government in power, Fred Agbenyo says the ruling government has refused to continue the procedure claiming the NDC government went by a wrong method.
He spoke on UTV’s ‘Adekye Nsroma’ panel discussion programme.
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NDC continue think that we are in revolutionary era were Ghanaians were naive and could deceive easily, the game have changed
He said the NDC's policy was to finish the factory before growing the sugarcane to feed it...lol. Who was going to grow the sugarcane and where? Was it going to be grown in the factory to feed it?
God knew you (NDC) have finished your work and had nothing to offer Ghanaians. That Komenda Sugar factory was built for political expediency and not because it was going to help Ghanaians in any better way.
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Why did you commission it in May 2016 when you know it is not operational. What did you do between May 16 to January 6,2017? $35 million down the drain.