Sulemana Braimah, Executive Director of the Media Foundation for West Africa, has raised concerns about government contracts.
He is asking if the Maama administration is keeping its word to stop the abuse of sole-sourced and restrictive tendering contracts.
Braimah suggests that the coming days will reveal the government's true commitment to this promise.
He believes that the misuse of state resources through such contracts is a significant issue.
The use of sole-sourced contracts bypasses competitive bidding processes.
This practice can lead to unfair advantages and potential overspending of public funds.
Media Foundation for West Africa advocates for transparency in governance.
Their work often involves scrutinizing public procurement processes.
The public awaits further developments regarding government contract awards.
This situation highlights the importance of accountability in public finance management.