04/08/2026
Development should never become a competition over who gets to claim ownership of a project.
A road, bridge, hospital, school, or any other public infrastructure does not belong to the politician who initiated it. It belongs to the people.
What matters is whether the project is completed, functional, sustainable, and capable of improving the lives of those it was meant to serve.
When governments abandon viable projects simply because they were started by previous administrations, the greatest loss is not political—it is borne by the taxpayers and communities that continue to wait for the promised development.
Government is a continuum. Every administration should build on what works, correct what does not, and ensure that public investments ultimately serve the common good.
Development is not about who starts it. It is about who finishes it and who benefits from it.
Should politicians receive credit for starting projects, or should the real credit go to those who complete them and make them useful to the people?
Let's hear your thoughts. 👇