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Obuasi MCE Cuts Sod for Three Development Projects, Sets Three-Month Deadline

The Obuasi Municipal Chief Executive (MCE), Hon. Faustilove Appiah Kannin, has cut sod for the commencement of three development projects in the Obuasi Municipality, with contractors directed to complete the works within three months.

Date Created : 9/28/2026 12:00:00 AM : Story Author : Mary Ayertey/Ghanadistricts.com

The projects include the construction of 12-seater water closet facilities at Ntonsua and the Anglican Basic School at New Nsuta, as well as the renovation of a 12-unit classroom block at the Bedieso Experimental Basic School.

 Speaking during a brief ceremony at Ntonsua, Hon. Appiah Kannin explained that the new 12-seater water closet facility, which would be complemented by a mechanised borehole, was intended to improve sanitation and access to potable water in the community.


She urged residents to take ownership of the facility by using and maintaining it properly to ensure that it serves the community for many years.

 The Chief of Kunka, Nana Kweku Ponkoh II, commended the Municipal Assembly for the initiative and appealed for the provision of teachers’ and nurses’ accommodation to help attract and retain essential service providers in the community.

 At the Bedieso Experimental Basic School, the MCE and her entourage inspected and officially handed over the project site to the contractor for the renovation of the 12-unit classroom block.


She urged residents to take ownership of the facility by using and maintaining it properly to ensure that it serves the community for many years.

 The Chief of Kunka, Nana Kweku Ponkoh II, commended the Municipal Assembly for the initiative and appealed for the provision of teachers’ and nurses’ accommodation to help attract and retain essential service providers in the community.

 At the Bedieso Experimental Basic School, the MCE and her entourage inspected and officially handed over the project site to the contractor for the renovation of the 12-unit classroom block.