Edem Agbana outlines development gains, future projects at Ketu North accountability forum
Eric Edem Agbana, the Member of Parliament (MP) for Ketu North, has outlined a number of interventions undertaken in the constituency in education, health, agriculture and infrastructure, while giving an update on his key promises to constituents. The MP made the disclosure at his 50th Quarterly Accountability Series held at Dekpor on Sunday, where he […]
Edem Agbana, the Member of Parliament for Ketu North, provided an update on his accomplishments and upcoming projects during his 50th Quarterly Accountability Series held Sunday at Dekpor. In education, Agbana revealed that over 800 tertiary students from the constituency receive his scholarship program while 1,200 teachers received support for their professional development workshop.
The four secondary schools in the constituency also benefitted from furniture support, with each receiving 400 desks - Weta Senior High Technical and Afife Senior High Technical got 1,000 desks each and Wovenu Senior High Technical and Dzodze-Penyi Senior High School received 1,000 desks each. Agriculture saw more than 5,000 bags of fertilizer and 4,000 coconut seedlings distributed among farmers, with farmers benefiting from the government's Nkoko Nkitinki program.
Healthcare saw a health kiosk established at Dzodze under the Free Primary Health Care initiative and plans to build another health facility at Weta Junction. Roads in Ketu North remain in poor condition, but Agbana expressed optimism in ongoing interventions as Big Push Road projects, including the Dzodze-Penyi stretch, are progressing.
The World Bank's support will help construct roads linking farming communities to markets. The Municipal Chief Executive for Ketu North, Rev. Martin Amenaki, announced plans for reshaping roads throughout September, drilling boreholes, and starting the construction of a CHPS compound and a classroom block within the municipality.
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