In a substantial and timely answer to a critical community need, Hon. Mavis Kukua Bissue, the recently sworn-in Member of Parliament for Ahanta West Constituency, has inaugurated a mechanized borehole project in Agona Ahanta Zone 2. This project, announced barely two weeks after her appointment, promises to address the area's long-standing water difficulties. The project will also include the Municipal Police Station to solve sanitary issues, providing much-needed respite to the local population.
The exciting commissioning event was attended by prominent local authorities such as Nana Eziaku IV, Acting President of the Ahanta Traditional Council, and Nana Ngya Toku IV, Odikro of Damste. A group of donors from the Bahamas sponsored the borehole project in response to Hon. Bissue's petition.
Stephen Kenyah Arthur, the project supervisor and a former Assembly Member for Ahuntunano, said that the concept stemmed from community evaluations that revealed significant water constraint in the region. "This marks the first step in solving the chronic water shortage and ensuring residents have access to clean water," Arthur told me. He further noted that the borehole will be run at a low cost to meet maintenance and operating needs, assuring its long-term viability.
The community played an important part in donating the necessary space for the project, proving their dedication to finding answers to their problems. At the ceremony, the Municipal Police Commander, DSP Valentine Akposu, asked locals to take excellent care of the facility so that it may continue to work for many years.
Hon. Kukua Bissue highlighted her commitment to meeting fundamental needs in her constituency, revealing plans to build ten additional automated boreholes in various locations. This program is just the beginning of her attempts to improve living circumstances and make real contributions to the community.
For the people of Agona Ahanta, the new borehole represents more than simply a water supply; it represents optimism, growth, and a better future for the whole town.
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