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The Ada West District Assembly hands over development projects

The Ada West District Assembly has handed over a number of development projects to selected institutions as part of efforts to improve the lives of people in the districts. The projects included: education, health, sanitation, transport and water facilities. They are one number 10-KVIP toilet facility for Koluedor Basic School at Koluedor, one number 3-unit … The post The Ada West District…

The Ada West District Assembly hands over development projects

The Ada West District Assembly has handed over several development projects to selected institutions in the region as part of their commitment to enhancing the well-being of residents. Among the projects are educational facilities, health centers, sanitation systems, transport amenities, and water infrastructure.

Among the educational projects are a KVIP toilet facility for Koluedor Basic School, a 3-unit classroom block and office for D/A Basic School in Bornikope, and a six-seater KVIP toilet along with furniture for another D/A Basic School in Aditcherekope. The assembly also provided a CHPS compound, two staff quarters, and office furniture for Luhour, a CHPS compound with midwife accommodation, and various supplies to Lolonya.

Addressing the handing over during separate ceremonies on two days, the District Chief Executive for Ada West, Mr. Jerry John Mills Nkrumah, emphasized that these facilities aim to improve access to quality health care, education, and sanitation. He urged community members and stakeholders to collectively take ownership of these projects and ensure they serve their intended purpose for years to come.

Mr. Nkrumah noted that this represents the first phase of development initiatives and highlights the potential when community members and leaders collaborate towards a common goal.

Written by urgent.news from Ghanaian Times's reporting — not their text. Machine-written — may contain errors; check the original before relying on it.

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