About five years ago, I travelled to the Volta Region from Darkuman in Accra, using the Dodowa route.
Anyone familiar with that stretch—particularly the Oyibi–Dodowa section at the time—will understand why I still remember the journey so vividly.
The road was in an advanced state of disrepair. It was a painful reminder of how infrastructure neglect quietly taxes citizens every day.
As fate would have it, the heavens opened on my return journey. Rain fell heavily and mercilessly, turning an already bad road into a foggy obstacle course.
