This paper investigates and analyzes the properties of novel constructions called Passive without morphology (PwM) constructions in Buli (a Mabia language of Ghana) and the question of whether they have projected external arguments. It argues that PwM constructions have an external argument which is projected as an implicit argument. This is done by using a set of diagnostics including: control, binding, entailments, and secondary predicates. The major theoretical contribution of this paper is that it motivates an analysis of implicit arguments that requires that they be syntactically projected (Collins 2021). An alternative analysis where an implicit argument is not syntactically present like (Bruening 2013) is unable to capture this data.