The NDC's flagbearer, John Dramani Mahama, has unveiled plans to reassess all development authorities if he wins the election.

In a media interaction in Bolgatanga, concluding his tour of the Upper East Region, Mahama stressed the importance of a thorough review of the Coastal, Middle Belt, and Northern Development Authorities.

These agencies were created to spur development across Ghana's 275 constituencies.

Mahama raised concerns about their performance and effectiveness in meeting their objectives.

He vowed to implement more focused and strategic development programs aimed at tackling poverty more efficiently.

Criticizing the current administration’s management of the $1 billion Pwalugu Dam project, Mahama revealed that $12 million had been disbursed without any corresponding progress, leading to a significant financial setback.

He assured that, if elected, he would oversee the project’s completion and hold those responsible accountable for the financial mismanagement.