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The Minority in Parliament have sounded alarm bells on government's plans to allegedly spend 35 million dollars on the transfer of the Ameri power plant to Kumasi.
According to the Minority, the planned expenditure is alarming, and government must put it on hold immediately.
tonight on PM Express, host, Ayisha Ibrahim, and her panel will be discussing the cost of relocation and if the price tag is justified.
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