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Kpandai DCE accounts for development projects after 15 months in office

The District Chief Executive (DCE) for Kpandai in the Northern Region, Haruna Karim, has accounted for a number of development projects and interventions undertaken in the district since assuming office. Mr Karim, who has been in office for one year and three months, said his administration had focused on improving infrastructure and addressing some of […]

Kpandai DCE accounts for development projects after 15 months in office

Kpandai District Chief Executive (DCE) Haruna Karim has detailed the various development projects carried out during his tenure, which spans 15 months into office. Focused on infrastructure and addressing residents' key requirements, his administration has emphasized improvements. Key projects include the construction and rehabilitation of community health facilities, road rehabilitation, drilling of mechanized boreholes, and school renovation or construction.

These measures aim to enhance access to essential services and uplift the quality of life for district residents. Notably, Karim has outlined plans to boost economic activities through a 24-hour market, expected to offer a contemporary trading environment and generate business opportunities. Apart from these, additional initiatives have been launched in the education sector and other domains to cater to the district's developmental needs.

Speaking to Adom News Correspondent Odehyeba Owusu Job, Karim expressed gratitude to President John Dramani Mahama for his confidence in him and pledged ongoing efforts to further attract and execute development projects for the residents' benefit. He affirmed his administration's commitment to projects and programs directly addressing Kpandai residents' needs, urging continuous cooperation from traditional leaders, community members, and stakeholders to fortify the district's development agenda.

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