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Salamu Amadu, the Chief Executive Officer of Afro-Arab Group of Companies, has voiced his eagerness to acquire and complete the controversial Saglemi Housing Project. In an upcoming interview with KSM, Amadu appeals to the government to consider selling the abandoned project to him, emphasizing the fundamental human right to shelter.
Amadu pledges to swiftly finish the Saglemi houses, viewing them not just as structures but as essential spaces providing comfort and security. Expressing emotional distress over the current state of the project, he urges the government to entrust him with the transformation of these unfinished houses into comfortable homes for Ghanaians.
Motivated by the urgent need for quality housing solutions, especially after the displacement caused by the Akosombo Dam spillage, Amadu sees an opportunity to revitalize the Saglemi project, offering affordable and quality homes to the people.
The background of the Saglemi Affordable Housing Project includes the ongoing trial of the contractor, Andrew Clocanas, and other accused individuals. They face 70 charges, accused of willfully causing financial loss to the state concerning the approved $200 million for the project.
