Member of Parliament for Asawase, Mohammed Muntaka Mubarak, has inspected a number of ongoing development projects in the Asokore Mampong Municipality, urging contractors to complete the projects within agreed timelines.
The inspection, conducted over the weekend, formed part of efforts to monitor the progress and quality of projects being undertaken in the municipality and ensure that they deliver the intended benefits to residents.
The Minister of Interior was accompanied by the Municipal Chief Executive for Asokore Mampong, Ben Abdallah Alhassan, visited project sites covering health, education, roads, markets and recreational infrastructure.
Among the projects inspected were the 24-Hour Market at Aboabo, the Adukrom, Sawaba and Boubai Astroturf Parks, as well as a number of road, education and healthcare projects.
At Boubai, the team inspected the construction of a new block at the Boubai Clinic, which is expected to expand healthcare services and improve residents’ access to essential medical care.
The inspection also covered the ongoing construction of a CHPS Compound at Sabon Zongo, intended to bring basic healthcare services closer to residents in the area.
In the education sector, the delegation inspected a newly constructed kindergarten block at Mampong and a six-unit first-floor classroom block.
Mr Muntaka said the education facilities were important investments in the future of children in the municipality, noting that improved infrastructure would provide a more conducive environment for teaching and learning.
The inspection team also visited major road projects, including the seven-kilometre in-town roads at Parkoso, the 3.5-kilometre in-town roads at Adukrom and the seven-kilometre Sepe Dote in-town roads.
Mr Muntaka expressed satisfaction with the progress and quality of work observed at the various sites and said contractors had given assurances that the projects would be completed on schedule.
He, however, said he would continue to engage the contractors and monitor the projects closely until they were completed.
“Our commitment remains to provide the needed infrastructure, improve living conditions, create opportunities for our youth, and ensure that the people of Asokore Mampong receive their fair share of development,” he said.
“For us, development must go beyond promises. It must be visible in our communities and felt in the daily lives of our people,” he added.
The MP said the continued monitoring of projects was necessary to ensure that public investments translated into tangible improvements in the lives of residents across the municipality.
Source: www.kumasimail.com
