Gov’t committed to decentralising state institutions – Bono East Regional Minister

The Bono East Regional Minister, Francis Owusu Antwi, has emphasized the government's commitment to decentralising key state institutions to bring public services closer to the people, particularly in deprived and remote communities. This initiative forms part of the broader government agenda to ensure residents can access essential services without travelling long distances.

At the commissioning of a new Driver and Vehicle Licensing Authority (DVLA) office in Atebubu, Antwi highlighted that the establishment of the office would improve access to driver licensing and vehicle registration services, enhance road safety, and provide quality training for drivers in the region. The Minister commended the Atebubu Traditional Council and its leader, His Royal Majesty Ohenpong Dr. Yeboah Asiamah, for their support in securing the facility's rental and land for construction.

He also urged stakeholders to avoid interfering with the DVLA's operations and called on the public to cooperate with the facility to ensure its success.

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