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We are committed to leaving a legacy in Mandari – Bole-Bamboi MP

Yusif Sulemana, Member of Parliament (MP) for Bole-Bamboi Constituency, has reaffirmed his commitment to facilitating development interventions in the Mandari community to help improve the living conditions of the residents.

We are committed to leaving a legacy in Mandari – Bole-Bamboi MP

Yusif Sulemana, Member of Parliament (MP) for Bole-Bamboi Constituency, has pledged his dedication to advancing development initiatives in the Mandari community, aiming to enhance the residents' quality of life. Addressing the chief and inhabitants at the community's inaugural homecoming ceremony, Sulemana affirmed that the government under President John Mahama would leave an enduring impact on the region.

At the event, Sulemana underscored his commitment to leaving a legacy in Mandari, promising to support various projects, such as upgrading the health facility, constructing a community center, and providing three mechanized boreholes. Additionally, the MP pledged to invest in school furniture, youth development, and the expansion of the Mandari community library, all of which were highlighted as key priorities by the chiefs and residents.

District Chief Executive Abdulai Mahamud emphasized the importance of partnerships between the government, communities, and stakeholders, suggesting that Mandari's outsiders could contribute their expertise and resources to the community's growth. The Ghana Library Authority provided GHS200,000.00 to expand the Mandari library, recognizing its pivotal role in promoting education and youth development.

Youth President of Mandari, John Tesinia Seidu, called for active involvement from the younger generation, urging them to contribute their skills and energy towards addressing the community's challenges.

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