Provide update on $178m Kelni GVG and McKinsey revenue assurance contracts – Franklin Cudjoe demands

Imani Ghana’s Franklin Cudjoe, has requested for an update on the $178m Kelni GVG and McKinsey revenue assurance contract to avert any possible abrogation of contract.

Mr. Cudjoe’s frustration and concern comes on the back of the infamous Power Distribution Service (PDS) concession agreement between the government of Ghana and some foreign partners that is likely to cost the country over $ 190 million.

“I have my own worries, but lately I am more worried about the country. We stand to lose nearly $200m by the stroke of a pen in the PDS confusion” he said.

According to him, an update on the two contracts will be helpful and easing the taxpayers mind on what their monies is been used for.

“While at it, we should ensure maximum rents from any international contract, including of course the $178m Kelni GVG and the $150,000 per month McKinsey revenue assurance contract (running for nearly 3 years). An update on these two contracts will be helpful” he added.

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I have my own worries, but lately I am more worried about the country. We stand to lose nearly $200m by the stroke of a pen in the PDS confusion. This is not to excuse any fraud by any party. We certainly could do more. While at it, we should ensure maximum rents from any international contract, including of course the $178m Kelni GVG and the $150,000 per month McKinsey revenue assurance contract (running for nearly 3 years). An update on these two contracts will be helpful. Good morning everyone.