Contractor Links Road Block to Adom Kyei's Church, Not Agbodza
The contractor screening road project applicants clarified that Pastor Adom Kyei's church is obstructing access, not Roads Minister Kwame Governs Agbodza.
Contractor Nana Kofi Baah has stated that access to work at the Sogakope-Adidome road continues to be hindered by Prophet Adom Kyei's church. His statement contradicts claims made by the minister's spokesperson that the minister faced accusations over the obstruction. The contractor explained his team cannot enter the site because of unremoved shrine objects placed by the pastor's church. He emphasized that Pastor Kyei's church is the actual barrier preventing work, not the Roads Minister. Roads Minister Kwame Governs Agbodza has not publicly linked his ministry's road project delays to the church's actions.
The clarification came through the minister's spokesperson, Kojo Danquah, who stressed the minister made no accusations against the pastor's church regarding the road blockage. Danquah confirmed the contractor's assessment that the ministry is simply working through the contracted screening process for all project-affected parties. This distinction is critical as public confusion grew over who was responsible for the delay.
No specific upcoming event involving Prophet Adom Kyei or his church was announced in the source material. The contractor's statement focuses solely on the physical obstruction preventing road works from proceeding at the Sogakope-Adidome stretch. His position underscores that resolving the church's location of shrine items remains a prerequisite for the road project to advance.
