Ho West communities benefit from 2026 big push rural electrification

Eight communities in the Ho West Constituency are reaping the benefits of rural electrification initiatives under the Government’s 2026 Big Push Projects. The electrification project, spearheaded by the Member of Parliament for Ho West, Mr Emmanuel Kwasi Bedzrah, aims to extend reliable electricity access to underserved areas and boost socio-economic activities in the region.

On September 1, 2026, works officially kicked off, following persistent efforts to secure funding for these communities. The beneficiary communities include Tsiamikorfe/Bedzrakorfe at Tsito, Sekekorfe/Abalakpe at Anyirawase, Mawudekako/Sonume, Agoryikpoe, Mawoekpor, Dzanyodake/Gatogo/Amave/Tomey and Andokorfe/Agbadzi, all located in Abutia and Adorfe in Kpoeta.

Mr Bedzrah emphasized that the electrification project would improve living conditions and create a conducive environment for economic activities and community development. He highlighted electricity as a critical driver of development, citing its role in supporting education, businesses, healthcare, and other essential services.

Mr Bedzrah expressed his commitment to collaborating with relevant authorities and stakeholders to ensure the project's smooth progress and delivery of benefits to the beneficiary communities. He further stated that the electrification initiative aligns with the broader objective of connecting all communities across the Ho West Constituency to the national grid, thereby paving the way for a better future for residents.