Former CEO of the now-closed Unique Trust (UT) Bank, Prince Kofi Amoabeng, has criticized the NPP government's efforts to enhance road infrastructure in the nation.

Despite the government's claims of fulfilling more road promises than its predecessors, Mr Amoabeng argues that many ongoing road projects have been suspended due to insufficient funds.

As a result, he cannot confirm the completion of any roads constructed by the current administration.

"Please, please, are you seeing the roads?, is the question I should ask you. All roads that are under construction have come to a halt. Because the gov't has come out to say they can't pay foreign financiers. It can't even pay the local ones and had to take haircut and armpit cut and all sort of things" he told Benjamin Akakpo in an interview.

On the issue of corruption, he mentioned that numerous leaders are corrupt even before taking office, which makes it difficult for them to stop engaging in corrupt activities.

“By the time the leader gets into position, he is corrupt already. He owes too much money. Too much favours. He owes the party. He owes individuals, then our constitution also makes him too powerful to satisfy all those he owes. For example, the president appoints or approves over 6,000 appointments and he has to make sure all his people are there. “