- The National Cathedral site has turned into an unintended swimming pool
- Millions wasted on demolition and construction raise questions about financial oversight
- Urgent need for better management of public funds to prevent future missteps
A viral video has revealed an unexpected twist in President Nana Addo’s ambitious National Cathedral project.
What was meant to be a beacon of national pride has instead turned into a makeshift swimming pool, with people diving into the flooded construction site.
This alarming turn of events raises critical questions about the management of the project and the use of taxpayer money. Beyond the expenses related to constructing the cathedral, millions were spent demolishing existing structures for this endeavor.
As the site fills with water, concerns about the project’s viability and oversight have intensified.
This incident underscores the urgent need for improved planning and accountability in public fund management to avoid such costly blunders in the future.
