During an interview with the District Chief Executive (DCE), it was revealed that the assembly has taken the initiative to improve certain roads within the Municipality.

Mr Tsegah, who was updating GhanadistrictsTv on projects initiated by the assembly in the municipality after a tour of some of the project sites, said storm drains and culverts  which would be key in resolving flooding in the area, were also being constructed.

Upon inspection, ghanadistrictsTv observed that the 1.8km road from Abaase to Ablekuma Fanmilk is being worked on, with the presence of heavy-duty equipment such as a bulldozer and a grader which have already graded a portion of the road.

The Ga Central Municipality, which includes communities such as Olebu, Lomnava, Alhaji, Kwashiebu, Awoshie, Palas Town, Agape and Abaase, is one of the flood-prone areas in the nation's capital.

Mr Tsegah pointed out that one of the projects was progressing from the Fan Milk junction to Amamole and said another project, which began from Fan Milk, had gone beyond the Agape stretch all the way to Weija.

He said lots of projects were being undertaken and that every community would receive its share. These, he said, were the construction of storm drains at Aunty Aku, Santa Maria, Abaase and Agape. Other projects, the MCE mentioned, were the construction of culverts at Race Course, Kwashiebu, Santa Maria, Race Course Park, Bokoboko and Agape.

He, therefore, expressed satisfaction with the progress of the ongoing works on some roads and drains, especially in the Anyaa- Sowutuom Constituency, and hoped that it would greatly improve the road networks in the Municipality.

The MCE further urged residents of the municipality to keep faith with the government, led by President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo and his Vice-President, Dr Mahamudu Bawumia, and asked them to continue to support the government to deliver.