The Maama administration's promise to stop the misuse of sole-sourced contracts is being closely watched.
Sulemana Braimah, Executive Director of the Media Foundation for West Africa, said the next few days will reveal if the government is keeping its word.
He highlighted that unfair contract awarding can lead to the abuse of state resources.
Sole-sourced contracts allow a government to award a contract to a single supplier without competition.
Restrictive tendering is a similar process where only a select group of suppliers are invited to bid.
The Media Foundation for West Africa has often raised concerns about transparency in government procurement.
This focus on contracting processes is important for ensuring public funds are used wisely.
The public will be looking for clear signs of adherence to fair tendering practices.