Health Minister Hon. Mintah Akando commissions six-classroom blocks in three Juaboso communities under Government’s Legacy Projects initiative.
The Minister of Health and Member of Parliament for Juaboso, Hon. Minteh Akando, has commissioned newly constructed six-classroom blocks in Sefwi Eteso, Sefwi Benchemaa, and Sefwi Dominebo under the Government’s Legacy Projects initiative.
The commissioning ceremony marked a significant step in efforts to improve educational infrastructure within the constituency. The newly completed facilities are expected to enhance teaching and learning conditions, reduce congestion in classrooms, and create a more conducive environment for academic activities.
Addressing residents and stakeholders at the event, Hon. Akando reaffirmed his commitment to ensuring the completion of all Legacy Projects within the constituency. He emphasized that the Government remains focused on delivering tangible development outcomes that directly impact communities.
He further assured the public that the Western North Region stands to benefit significantly from ongoing government interventions, including the construction of a regional hospital and the completion of three major road projects scheduled for this year.
The ceremony was attended by several dignitaries, including the District Chief Executive for Juaboso, Hon. Alexander Adu-Quist; the District Coordinating Director, Mr. Godfred K.B. Banornumah; and the District Director of Education, Mr. Philip Yawson, alongside other officials and community leaders.
The commissioning underscores the Government’s broader commitment to strengthening social infrastructure and accelerating development across the region.
