Roads Minister meets Ga Mantse over Accra road development

The Minister of Roads and Highways, Kwame Governs Agbodza, convened a meeting with Ga Mantse, His Royal Majesty King Tackie Teiko Tsuru II, and other members of the Ga Traditional Council. This meeting was part of a courtesy visit to the Ga Traditional Council, aimed at discussing road development plans across Accra and beyond. Agbodza provided an update on government initiatives to enhance the road network, including partnerships with Oswal Investment Limited, and plans to revamp key streets in Accra ahead of Ghana's 70th Independence Anniversary in March 2027.

He reiterated the ministry's commitment to supporting road infrastructure improvements in Accra and commended the Ga Mantse for his support of government programs focused on sanitation and development in the capital. Agbodza emphasized the importance of modernizing Accra while preserving its historical and cultural heritage. In return, the Ga Mantse highlighted the need for continuous road improvements in Gamashie and expressed gratitude for the ministry's efforts to upgrade roads in the Ga State and nationwide.

King Tackie Teiko Tsuru II also introduced the Ga Mantse Foundation to Agbodza, showcasing its programs in education, youth development, and initiatives to enhance the wellbeing of Ga State residents. The meeting underscored the dedication of both the Ministry of Roads and Highways and the Ga Traditional Council to collaborate on road development, sanitation, and socio-economic progress in the Ga State.