The government is committed to improving the road network – Amoako Atta

By P. K. Yankey, RNG

Axim (W / R), July 21, GNA – Mr. Kwasi Amoako
Atta, Minister of Roads and Roads, reiterated the government's determination
improve the road network in the country in order to speed up the
development.

He called the contractors who delay the projects
and do poor quality work to give up the practice and ensure profitability or
to face the anger of the government.

Mr. Amoako Atta was speaking at a grbad cut
Launch ceremony of the construction work of a layer of asphalt 4.5 km from Nsien
Township roads in the municipality of Nzema East, in the western region.

€ 20 million in road infrastructure
This project is part of the government's efforts to improve road networks
country and also to make attractive the different main streets.

The move is in fulfillment to a promise made
of the Minister of Roads and Highways at a ceremonial cutting ceremony of the Axim
Canton roads last year at Axim Victoria Park.

The project would be built by
InterGlobal Partners Construction Limited within 18 months under the
supervision of the urban roads department.

Mr. Amoako Atta thanked the member of the
Parliament of the region, Catherine Afeku for having defended the cause of the
development and keep the government on guard to execute projects.

The Minister of Roads has declared the Western
The region happens to be the nation's food basket but was overwhelmed by poor
road network and badured people that "the time to tackle the roads is
now".

He urged entrepreneurs to follow the advice
traditional rules on how best to structure roads, adding that it,
with the directors of the Urban Roads Department, would monitor the progress of the
work to ensure that quality work has been done and completed on time.

Awulae Agyevi Kwame II, the supreme leader
Nsein's traditional council, who presided over the ceremony, thanked the
Government Akufo-Addo for honoring its promise and pledged to help the
Contractor completes the project on time.

S addressing reporters, the member of
Ms Catherine Afeku thanked President Akufo-Addo for his contribution to the debate.
responding to their calls for the construction of the roads of the canton of Nsein.

Ms. Afeku took the opportunity to rebadure the
good people from the municipality of Nzema East that the government led by Akufo-Addo was
eager to develop infrastructure as a springboard for economic and social development.
development.

Ms. Afeku, named Yaa Asantewa
Nzemaland, urged all Ghanaians to unite and continue to support Nana
Addo Dankwah Akufo-Addo for the excellent work that he accomplishes.

Mr Frank Okpenyen, the municipal leader
Executive (ECM) of the region, admitted that the nascent wave of development
in the municipality in the past two and a half years was unprecedented.

He is committed to continuing to team up with the
MEPs need to redouble their efforts to accelerate development and boost
economy.

GNA