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Message: [QUOTE="Munyaradzi Mafaro, post: 48358, member: 636"] Ghana's National Sports Authority chief Yaw Ampofo Ankrah has launched a major hunt for missing paperwork about abandoned sports projects across the country. The director-general told Channel One TV that his team is digging through piles of documents to find out what went wrong with construction sites. He pointed to the forgotten Ho Sports Stadium as proof that something needs fixing fast. Ampofo Ankrah wants to track down every contractor who got paid for work that never happened. His mission could expose years of waste and broken promises. The NSA boss says many government sports properties have vanished from official records or face legal fights over who really owns them. Ampofo Ankrah plans to match every contract with actual construction work to see who did their job and who ran off with the cash. He believes this deep investigation will reveal the full scope of the problem facing Ghana's sports facilities. The authority chief refuses to just patch up bad-looking fields and call it a day. His team wants real answers about where all the construction money disappeared. New rules will make sure future contractors cannot walk away from half-finished projects without facing serious consequences. Amposo Ankrah promises that anyone who takes government money for sports construction will have to finish what they started. The NSA plans to create systems that track every dollar spent on building athletic facilities. This crackdown could finally give Ghana the modern sports infrastructure it has been waiting for. The investigation might take months but could save millions in future construction deals. [/QUOTE]

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