CDS inspects Ghana Army Legacy Project as work progresses steadily

Lieutenant General William Agyapong, the Chief of the Defence Staff (CDS), joined military leaders and senior officers on an inspection of the Ghana Army Legacy projects in Teshie. The purpose of the visit was to evaluate the advancement of the construction and guarantee the punctual completion of the facilities. This inspection reinforced the Ghana Army's dedication to constructing contemporary military infrastructure to boost administration, improve operational readiness, and create a comfortable work environment for personnel.

Colonel Albert Tekyi, the Project and Service Officer at the Army Headquarters, informed the delegation about the COAS Legacy project located at Whistler Barracks, Teshie. The three-story building was about 75 per cent complete, with the stages of work ranging from excavation and foundation construction to the structural framework, plastering, and tiling.

Tekyi expressed confidence in CGM Company Limited, the project contractors, completing the remaining works within the planned schedule, with finishing works expected in the coming weeks.

Lieutenant General Agyapong expressed his gratitude to the Engineers of the 49 Engineers Regiment and CGM Company Limited for their hard work, commitment, and sacrifices on the projects. He praised their efforts and urged them to maintain the momentum to ensure timely completion of the facilities. The project is anticipated to enhance the Army's ability to fulfill its constitutional duties and contribute to national security.