A report by JoyNews has highlighted the deplorable state of some roads in the country constructed as part of the Sinohydro Corporation road project.It's just been a year since these roads were inaugurated for use, but they are also being filled with potholes, among others.The asphalted road on Papasi Junction, inaugurated on September 8, 2022, has seen an anomaly.

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As a result, motorists now drive on the shoulder of the road in order not to damage their vehicles.For some Ghanaians, they believe the contractors did shoddy work and must be held accountable.The government entered into a $2 billion Master Project Support Agreement (MPSA) with the Chinese state-run, Sinohydro Corporation Limited in September 2018.

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Under the deal, Sinohydro, a hydropower engineering and construction firm, will finance and execute the construction of infrastructural projects across the length and breadth of Ghana in exchange to have access to sites to mine bauxite.Find JoyNews' report shedding light on the issue.

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