The visit, which took place on May 12, 2026, officially introduced government’s plan to establish a model market in Koradaso under the nationwide 24-hour economy initiative aimed at boosting local economic development and creating employment opportunities.

The DCE was accompanied by management staff of the Assembly, led by the Director of Agriculture, Solomon Atipoe.

During the engagement, Hon. Osumanu Abubakar appealed to the traditional authorities to release land to facilitate the smooth implementation of the project, emphasizing the importance of community support in ensuring the success of the initiative.

Receiving the delegation, Barima Amoako Ntim expressed appreciation to the Assembly for selecting Koradaso as a beneficiary community for the proposed market project.

He assured the DCE and the Assembly of the traditional council’s full cooperation and support toward the successful execution of the initiative.

The DCE also used the occasion to seek the blessings and goodwill of the traditional authorities as he begins his tenure in office, reaffirming his commitment to working closely with communities to accelerate development across the district.

Stakeholders believe the proposed 24-hour economy market will significantly boost commercial activities, support local farmers and traders, and open up new economic opportunities for residents of Koradaso and surrounding communities.