The inspection, undertaken on Tuesday, September 8, 2026, formed part of the Assembly’s continuous monitoring and supervision of development projects to ensure that public investments are executed according to approved specifications, completed within agreed timelines and ultimately deliver the intended benefits to residents.

Among the key projects inspected were a six-unit classroom block, which is approximately 95 percent complete, and a mechanized borehole fitted with a water treatment plant designed to provide safe and potable water to the school community.

The delegation first inspected the six unit classroom block, which is at an advanced stage of completion. The inspection provided an opportunity for the MCE and his team to assess the quality of work executed, examines completed and outstanding components, and engages the contractor on the measures required to bring the facility to completion.

The project is expected to significantly expand classroom accommodation at the school and contribute to creating a more conducive environment for effective teaching and learning.

The MCE commended the contractor and workers for the progress achieved so far, describing the near-completion of the project as an encouraging development for the school and the Municipality.He, however, stressed that the remaining works must be completed within the agreed timeframe and strictly in accordance with the required technical specifications. “We are encouraged by the progress made so far, but we must ensure that the final stage of the project receives the same attention to detail as the earlier stages. Quality must never be sacrificed in the rush to complete a project.” He added.

He reiterated that the Assembly remained committed to ensuring that development projects undertaken within the Municipality were delivered efficiently, sustainably and to the benefit of the people. He urged the contractor to sustain the current pace of work while ensuring that every outstanding component was properly executed before the facility was handed over for use.

According to him, the completion of the classroom block would represent another important step in the Assembly’s efforts to strengthen educational infrastructure and support a better learning experience for pupils in the Municipality.

The delegation subsequently inspected the construction of a mechanized borehole equipped with a water treatment plant, another critical intervention intended to improve water access at the school.

The facility is expected to provide the school community with a reliable source of safe and potable water, thereby supporting improved hygiene, sanitation and the general wellbeing of pupils and staff.

With the projects nearing completion, the Assembly has reiterated its resolve to maintain close supervision until all outstanding works are satisfactorily addressed and the facilities are ready for safe and effective use.