Ing. Ben Sackey Says Team Working Tirelessly to Complete Accra-Tema Motorway Project by August 2027

Project Manager Ing. Ben Sackey has stated that the team is working tirelessly to ensure the Accra-Tema Motorway construction project is completed by August 2027 as planned. The assurance, reported by TV3 Ghana, comes amid growing public interest in the progress of one of Ghana’s most important road infrastructure projects.

The Accra-Tema Motorway is a critical artery connecting the capital to the country’s main port city and industrial hub, and its reconstruction has been eagerly awaited by commuters, businesses and transport operators alike. Ing. Ben Sackey’s comments signal that the project remains on schedule despite the challenges that typically accompany large-scale infrastructure works.

As Project Manager, Ing. Sackey’s assurance carries weight, given his direct oversight of the construction. He emphasised that the team is committed to delivering the project within the stipulated timeframe, and that work is progressing steadily toward the August 2027 deadline. His statement is likely to reassure stakeholders who have been concerned about delays and the impact of ongoing construction on traffic flow.

The Accra-Tema Motorway project is part of broader efforts to modernise Ghana’s road network and improve connectivity between key economic centres. Once completed, the upgraded motorway is expected to ease congestion, reduce travel times and support trade and commerce. The project has been closely monitored by the public, with many Ghanaians eager to see tangible progress on the ground.

Ing. Ben Sackey’s update provides a measure of confidence that the project is on track, though questions remain about the pace of work and whether the August 2027 target will be met. As construction continues, all eyes will be on the team to deliver on its promise. For now, the Project Manager’s assurance offers hope that the Accra-Tema Motorway will soon be transformed into a modern, efficient corridor befitting its importance to Ghana’s economy.