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The Minister for Roads and Highways, Kwame Agbodza, has confirmed that every contractor involved in the government’s “Big Push” infrastructure programme who has submitted a works certificate has been fully paid.
Speaking on the progress of the initiative, Mr Agbodza said the government remains committed to ensuring that all projects under the programme are completed on schedule.
He emphasised that timely payments to contractors are a critical part of maintaining project momentum and guaranteeing quality delivery across the country.
According to Mr Agbodza, the government is focused on ensuring that the Big Push continues to deliver roads and infrastructure efficiently, with value for money and minimal delays.
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