Kwakye Ofosu: GH¢78m allocation to my office is insufficient

Deputy Minister of Communications, Felix Kwakye Ofosu, has expressed concerns over the Ghanaian government's allocation of GH¢78 million to his office, deeming it inadequate for its intended purposes. During a recent interview, Ofosu highlighted that the budget falls short of meeting the operational demands and responsibilities expected from his former role. He emphasized that effective governance requires sufficient resources to implement policies and programs effectively.

Kwakye Ofosu pointed out that the limited funds could hinder progress in crucial areas such as digital transformation and enhancing communication infrastructure across the country. He urged government officials to prioritize substantial financial support for ministries to ensure they can fulfill their mandates efficiently.

His remarks come amid ongoing discussions about budget allocations within various government sectors, raising questions about fiscal strategies and resource distribution. By advocating for increased funding, Ofosu aims to shed light on the importance of adequately equipping public offices to tackle challenges and promote development in Ghana's rapidly evolving technological landscape.