The exercise covered a number of key interventions, including the construction of 10 mechanized boreholes, classroom blocks, and Community-based Health Planning and Services (CHPS) compounds in communities such as Brofoyedur, Ankamu, Olefreku, Enyeme, Odina, Kumasi, and Dawurampong.

The inspection forms part of efforts by the Assembly to ensure quality execution of projects and value for money, while addressing the development needs of residents.

Speaking during the tour, Hon. Kassim emphasized that the initiative underscores his administration’s commitment to strong leadership, transparency, and accountability in project implementation. He noted that the Assembly remains focused on ensuring that all ongoing projects are completed on schedule and deliver meaningful impact to the people.

He further reaffirmed his dedication to improving the living conditions of residents through the delivery of tangible and sustainable development projects across the district.