The actress who has been very vocal in recent times over Ghana’s slow pace of development made the comments after her visit to the Volta Region last week, where she premiered her latest movie.
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Blame the current gov't for poor roads in Volta Region, not the NDC - MzBel to Yvonne Nelson
MzBel has schooled Yvonne Nelson over her shock that the Volta Region has been an NDC stronghold but after years of the party’s governance, the region is underdeveloped, especially when it comes to roads.
Yvonne Nelson and MzBel
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“By the way, VOLTA REGION, I am shocked!!!! After all your strong votes and numbers, your major road network from Akosombo to Ho is terrible, one can easily die on this road! I can't believe it, we swerved potholes like playing football.” Yvonne tweeted.
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In reacting to Miss Nelson’s tweet, pulse.com.gh has seen a post by MzBel who explained that the roads are only deteriorating because the current government has failed to perform maintenance work on the roads.
“I mean no harm whatsoever but Obaa what u don't know is that roads not maintained for 2 years will deteriorate. The current government has not worked on that road for two and a half years. Let's put politics aside and speak as Ghanaians!” MzBel wrote.
See her post below and share your thoughts with us.
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MzBel replies Yvonne Nelson
MzBel replies Yvonne Nelson
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