In a fiery declaration that’s sending shockwaves through the construction sector, the Deputy Roads Minister has issued a stern warning: non-performing contracts will be terminated without hesitation.
Frustration is boiling over as stalled and poorly executed road projects continue to test public patience. But now, the government is drawing a hard line. According to the Deputy Minister, contractors who fail to deliver on agreed timelines and standards will face swift and decisive action—no excuses, no extensions.
“This is a big push,” the Minister emphasized, signaling a renewed urgency to fix the nation’s road infrastructure and restore confidence in public works. The message is clear: perform or pack up.
The tough stance comes amid growing pressure to address deteriorating roads and incomplete projects that have lingered for far too long. Authorities say the era of leniency is over, and accountability is the new order of the day.
For contractors dragging their feet, the warning couldn’t be louder—step up, or step aside.
