Kwasi Agyeman Busia challenges DVLA CEO over GH¢2m roadworthiness sticker claim

He called on Mr Kotey to clarify whether the GH¢2 million represented the total cost of the national roadworthiness sticker arrangement or an additional expenditure on equipment and consumables.

Busia defends previous administration’s record The former chief executive also defended his administration’s role in developing the electronic roadworthiness sticker system, arguing that the current management had inherited an established technological infrastructure.

He further alleged that the current administration had entered into, or obtained approval for, a separate sticker-supply arrangement valued at approximately GH¢118 million.