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    Government to pay GH¢1 billion to contractors with arrears dating back to 2017

    Papa LincBy Papa LincDecember 21, 2025No Comments1 Min Read4 Views
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    President John Dramani Mahama President John Dramani Mahama

    President John Dramani Mahama has directed the Ministry of Finance to release GH¢1 billion to contractors who have been owed payments by the state since 2017.

    The directive was issued during a sod-cutting ceremony for the Sunyani–Atronie–Acherensua Road Project in the Bono Region on Sunday, December 21, 2025.

    Mahama orders $78m payment for work to resume on Agona-Nkwanta road project

    “I have directed the Finance Minister, Dr Ato Forson, to release GH¢1 billion to settle debts owed to contractors since 2017 before Christmas. All the contractors will be paid, and the families of deceased contractors should also follow to receive the money,” President Mahama said.

    He further encouraged contractors to submit their documents promptly to ensure timely payment.

    “I want to urge contractors to hurry up with their certificates to receive your money. Your money will only be delayed if you are lazy,” he added.

    Government owes road contractors about GH¢21 billion – Roads minister

    President Mahama also reiterated that funds have been allocated for contractors under the Big Push programme, which is aimed at reviving and completing stalled infrastructure projects across the country.

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