Sam George fumes over ‘unauthorised’ spillage of Dawhenya Dam
Sam George, Member of Parliament for Ningo Prampram
The Member of Parliament for Ningo-Prampram, Sam Nartey George, has expressed profound frustration regarding the unauthorized spillage of the Dawhenya Dam.
Read full article Describing it as a flagrant act of negligence and irresponsibility, the incident has resulted in widespread devastation, displacing hundreds of residents and submerging numerous properties in floodwaters.
Sam George, in a scathing rebuke, pointed towards a lack of discipline and accountability among those entrusted with managing the dam.
He condemned the actions of those responsible, emphasizing their disregard for the potential consequences of their actions.
Sam George vowed to uncover the identity of the immediate past manager of the irrigation project at Dawhenya.
He also expressed his intention to make the individual's name public and demand an explanation from the relevant ministry regarding the authority granted to spill portions of the irrigation dam, allegedly to foreigners, including Chinese and Indians.
"I am trying to get the name of the immediate past manager of the irrigation project at Dawhenya, and I will put it out in public and demand that whichever ministry is involved must demand from him what authority he had to spill portions of the irrigation dam to foreigners. I am hearing, Chinese and Indians," citinewsroom quoted Sam George as having said.
Despite the gravity of the situation, Sam Nartey George assured the public that he would work towards restoring normalcy in the affected area.
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