He urged them to accelerate progress while maintaining high standards to ensure value for money and timely completion of projects.

Mr. Adom issued the warning in an interview after inspecting ongoing projects funded by the District Assembly Common Fund (DACF) across the district.

He noted that the construction of educational and health facilities would enhance access to essential services and improve the living standards of residents.

The DCE commended President John Dramani Mahama and the Member of Parliament for Techiman North, Mrs Elizabeth Ofosu-Adjare, for their contributions toward infrastructure development in the area.

He also assured residents of the Assembly’s commitment to the prudent and transparent use of DACF resources for development.

Nana Yeboah Afena Akumsah, Chief of Bridgeso, praised the government, the DCE, and the MP for the ongoing construction of a three-unit kindergarten block in the community, describing it as a boost to access and quality education.

He indicated that Bridgeso is rapidly expanding and appealed for additional development projects to meet the growing needs of the population.

Residents also expressed appreciation for government initiatives such as the Nkoko Nketenkete programme and the “Big Push” road infrastructure project, noting their positive impact on the local economy.

They highlighted that farming remains the district’s main occupation, adding that the “Big Push” initiative would improve market access, while the Nkoko Nketenkete programme would strengthen the local poultry sector.

The residents further appealed to the government to fast-track the construction of a Farmer Service Centre in the area.

During the inspection tour, Mr. Adom visited several project sites, including a six-unit classroom block at Konimase Area Two, a three-unit kindergarten block at Bridgeso, and a Community-based Health Planning and Services (CHPS) compound at Kogoago.

Other projects inspected included mechanised boreholes at Boadan and Nyamebekyere, a CHPS compound at Bonya, and a borehole project at Kwakunumakura.