The Alliance for Accountable Governance (AFAG) has followed with keen interest debate on various networks surrounding the use of over GHC15.0m for a Guinea Fowl Project under the Savannah Accelerated Development Authority (SADA). Whiles public interest on the matter is commendable due to the involvement of public funds, the matter has failed to escape the usual controversy associated with most ventures of the Mahama led government mainly as a result of its inability to set the records straight on issues. Accordingly AFAG poses the following questions; • Which persons make up the Asongtaaba group? • What is the groups’ track record in rearing of Guinea fowls? • What is so special about the Asontaaba group that SADA would by-pass the over 1600 Guinea Fowl farmers in the Northern Region alone? • How come till date a single Guinea Fowl has not been sighted under the project? • Who are the beneficiaries of the project? • Is the investment worth the whooping GHC 15.0M made by SADA? These questions demand urgent answers. Whiles AFAG strongly believes that there should be frantic efforts to bridge the gap between the North and the South, AFAG would not in any way countenance or support any effort or attempt which is dubious and shrouded in secrecy. The people have every right to know how the taxpayers’ money is used. Thank you.