The visit was aimed at assessing the progress of work, ensuring strict adherence to specifications, and evaluating the quality of construction at the various project sites.

The team first visited Nyankyerenease, where they inspected the construction of a modern CHPS compound with staff accommodation. The facility, when completed, is expected to significantly improve healthcare delivery within the community.

The MCE and his entourage then proceeded to Yaa Asantewaa Girls Senior High School at Tanoso, where they inspected the construction of a six-unit classroom block (ground floor), a six-seater WC toilet facility, and a mechanized borehole to improve water supply for the school.

The team also toured the mechanized borehole water system project at Tanoso-IPT.

Speaking with Ghanadistricts.com Hon. Eric Asibey expressed satisfaction with the progress of work at the various sites, particularly the CHPS compound at Nyankyerenease. He noted that the pace of work within the short period since commencement was commendable.

At the time of inspection, the CHPS compound at Nyankyerenease had reached the roofing stage. The mechanized borehole at Tanoso-IPT had been successfully drilled, while the six-unit classroom block and toilet facility at Yaa Asantewaa Girls Senior High School were nearing completion.

The MCE was accompanied by the Municipal Coordinating Director, Mr. Francis Adu-Boateng; the Municipal Engineer, Mr. Frederick Gbagba, the Presiding Member of the Assembly, Hon. Ernest Frimpong, Heads of Departments, representatives from the Health Directorate, and other staff of the Assembly.