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GH¢35m Darkuman 24-hour market to be completed in 16 months — MCE

The Ablekuma North Municipal Assembly has begun construction of a GH¢35 million 24-hour market at Darkuman, with the facility expected to be completed within 16 months.

GH¢35m Darkuman 24-hour market to be completed in 16 months — MCE

A GH¢35 million 24-hour market is set to be built in Darkuman, Ablekuma North Municipal Assembly. The construction began recently and the facility is anticipated to be finished in 16 months. Municipal Chief Executive Adamu Musah Kalamu announced this project aims to enhance trading conditions and create new employment opportunities for the local population.

Kalamu expressed confidence in the contractor's ability to meet the deadline and deliver a facility fit for purpose. He reiterated their hope that the contractor would complete the market within the stipulated time frame and hand it over to the people of Ablekuma North. Kalamu also expressed intention to prioritize qualified locals during the construction phase.

The municipal assembly has confirmed funding for the project and encouraged the contractor to maintain quality standards while adhering to the timeline. He appealed to residents to cooperate and provide necessary support to ensure the timely completion of the project. The completed market is expected to provide enhanced trading space and stimulate economic activities in the Ablekuma North Municipality.

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