Salamu Amadu, Chief Executive Officer of the Afro-Arab Group of Companies, stated that he was willing to purchase and complete the Saglemi Housing Project.
As a result, he has requested that the government consider selling the abandoned project to him.
He revealed this in a yet-to-air interview with KSM.
The business magnate pledged to finish the residences as soon as possible so that the people may reap the rewards.
He believes that shelter is a vital human right and that the houses built under the Saglemi Housing Project should not be abandoned.
“I urge the government to sell the Saglemi housing project to me, so we can transform these unfinished houses into comfortable homes for our fellow Ghanaians,” he said.
He also claimed, “Each time I see the unfinished houses, my heartaches.”
He noted that there was an urgent need for quality housing options, especially after many people were displaced as a result of the flooding event caused by the Akosombo Dam leakage, which prompted him to act.
As a result, he sees a chance to revitalise the Saglemi housing project, which provides Ghanaians with inexpensive and high-quality accommodation.
By: Rainbowradioonline.com/Ghana