E/R,,NEWLY ELECTED DCE AND MP RESPONDS TO INFRASTRUCTURE NEEDS OF EKYE-AMANFROM COMMUNITY
The Kwahu Afram Plains South Districts Newly elected District Chief Executive (DCE) *Hon. Moses Tangbeh,* and Member of Parliament (MP), Hon. Joseph Appiah has responded to infrastructure needs of the people of Ekye-Amanfrom with Cement Donation.
In a proactive move to safeguard the people and improve their durber grounds infrastructure, the DCE in collaboration with the MP, has donated *116* bags of Cement to help construct a floor pavement at their durber grounds to avoid dusty and muddy nature of the durber grounds whenever it Rains and the donation presentation which held at the funeral grounds brought together traditional leaders and community members, all of whom expressed deep appreciation for the DCE’s timely intervention.
On his address, the Kwahu Afram Plains South District Chief Executive (DCE), HON. Moses Tangbeh, reiterated the importance of creating a secure and conducive environment for the people of Kwahu Afram Plains South Districts emphasized the necessity of his commitment to the growth of the District stressing, the donation is part of his broader commitment to support communities across the Districts assuring them of his continuous support.
Receiving the donation on behalf of the Chiefs, Manaseh Committee Chairman of Ekye-Amanfrom, commended Hon. Moses Tangbeh and MP honour his promise to the people of Ekye-Amanfrom and noted that the gesture demonstrates his responsiveness and dedication to the community’s development needs, ensuring the timely completion of the construction project.
The Odikro of Ekye-Amanfrom,Nana Asante Fodjour ll, expressed his gratefulness for the support and said that shown the DCE’S leadership action and commitment of the DCE whiles, appealed for further support from other stakeholders to enhance the growth of the the community and entreated the DCE’s efforts have been widely recognized within the District with many describing him as a results-oriented leader who prioritizes the needs of his people.
He noted that the donation not only addresses an immediate infrastructural need but also symbolizes a collaborative spirit between him and traditional leadership.
Story by Janet Kwaakye
