Kpando MCE, MP commission four development projects

The Kpando Municipal Chief Executive (MCE), Killian Donkor, along with the Member of Parliament for Kpando, Sebastian Deh, recently commissioned and handed over four development projects in the municipality. These projects aim to enhance education, healthcare, security, and staff welfare.

The first project is a rehabilitated six-unit classroom block with ancillary facilities at Kpando Abanu. This project is part of the Assembly's efforts to address inadequate classroom infrastructure and overcrowding in the area. The MCE, Mr. Donkor, emphasized that this development is in line with H.E. John Dramani Mahama's Reset Agenda, which aims to provide every Ghanaian child with quality education in a dignified environment.

Secondly, a newly constructed six-unit classroom block with ancillary facilities was handed over at Kpando Gabi. This project follows the Assembly's commitment to ensuring equitable distribution of educational infrastructure and discouraging overcrowding in schools.

Additionally, nurses' quarters were constructed at Kpando Togorme to provide decent accommodation for health workers stationed in the municipality. This move is expected to attract and retain nurses, especially in remote areas.

The fourth project is a CHPS compound with staff quarters at Dzigbe, which will bring primary healthcare closer to residents, particularly mothers and children in underserved communities. This facility includes a delivery room, consulting room, 2-bed ward, nurses' accommodation, and solar power. The MCE, Mr. Donkor, expressed his hope that this facility will improve access to healthcare services for residents who previously had to travel long distances to seek medical attention.

The Kpando MP, Sebastian Deh, also praised the Assembly for its efforts to equip the municipality with critical infrastructure. He called on beneficiaries to use the newly constructed facilities effectively and ensure that they serve their intended purposes. The MP further urged parents to send their children to school and emphasized the importance of equitable distribution of educational infrastructure.

Overall, these projects represent the Assembly's commitment to improving living conditions in Kpando and fulfilling the social contract with the residents.