Accra Mayor inspects Aayalolo cluster, private basic school and announces additional works
The Mayor of Accra, Hon. Michael Kpakpo Allotey, has inspected ongoing infrastructure and renovation projects at public basic schools across the Accra Metropolitan Area as part of efforts to improve learning conditions ahead of the reopening of schools.
Accra Mayor Michael Kpakpo Allotey recently inspected infrastructure and renovation projects at schools within the Accra Metropolitan Area, with a focus on improving learning conditions for the upcoming reopening. On Monday, August 31, 2026, he visited the Aayalolo Cluster of Schools and the Private Odartey Lamptey Basic School, where he evaluated progress and school-related works.
Upon inspecting the Aayalolo Cluster of Schools, the mayor confirmed the assembly's dedication to creating a safer and more conducive educational environment for both students and teachers. He further disclosed that the assembly would undertake additional interventions beyond the scope of the existing renovation contract.
Allotey announced that school block painting would commence the following week and planned to install 20 streetlights around the school premises. These installations would improve both visibility and security, especially during nighttime hours. The additional measures are anticipated to benefit pupils, teachers, staff, and other users of the school.
Moreover, the mayor directed the Head of the Assembly’s Works Department to pave the school grounds within the next six months, aiming to enhance accessibility, reduce dust during dry periods, and minimize mud accumulation during the rainy season. This intervention is expected to foster a cleaner and more conducive setting for teaching and learning.
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