The CEO of Kofi Job Construction Limited has vowed to punish anyone who conspires with his employees to pilfer supplies intended for the Tepa-Goaso road project in the Ahafo Region.
When Kofi Job visited with the chiefs in Acherensua to formally notify them that he had been given the task by the government to build the 39-kilometer Tepa-Goaso road, he evoked the infamous curse.
He claims that the way certain individuals conspire with his employees to pilfer building supplies like cement and chippings depresses him and hinders the advancement of his job.
He pledged to curse anyone caught stealing supplies by working with his crew and that he would no longer put up with such behaviour.
George Boakye, the Ahafo Regional Minister, responded by criticising the poor quality of work performed by local contractors in the region, even though they were getting substantial funding from the government.
He ascribed some of this problem to consultants who give their approval for contractors’ work.
Mr. Boakye also encouraged the consultant in charge of the Tepa-Goaso road project to make sure Kofi Job Construction Limited provides the Ahafo Region’s residents with high-quality work.