The abandoned projects, he noted were located at Ntonso, Mbeduma, Kaseemum and Bosore among other communities.

He told Ghanadistricts.com in an interview that, the assembly would soon make budgetary allocation to complete them to end the struggle that teachers and pupils in the affected communities were being faced with.

Touching on health, the DCE also disclosed that the assembly has earmarked to complete six separate Community Health-based Planning Service (CHPs) compounds in various communities in the district.

Although he conceded that the assembly was currently cash trapped, Mr. Bonsu expressed confidence that the assembly was bent on completing all stalled projects to ensure their intended purposes.