Former Deputy Minister of Roads and Highways, Francis Asenso-Boakye, has urged Majority Members of to heed his "words of wisdom" rather than resort to heckling as he addressed delays surrounding the Accra-Kumasi bypass project.
During Thursday's parliamentary proceedings, Asenso-Boakye expressed frustration with the stalled infrastructure, questioning why the government was yet to complete bypasses that could potentially cut travel time between Accra and Kumasi by up to three hours. "Mr.
Speaker, what stops the government from completing these bypasses that will reduce the travel time from Accra to Kumasi by three hours?" he asked.
As interruptions from MPs mounted, Asenso-Boakye stood firm, appealing for a more constructive dialogue. "Will you listen to me?
