Political and non-political players of the Bawku West District Assembly have been challenged to bury their differences, team up and work for the good of the people in the area.
The call was made by Upper East Regional Minister Dr. Ephriam Avea Nsoh, during the first ordinary meeting of the ninth session of the Bawku West District Assembly at Zebilla.
Present at the meeting were ; Member of the Council of State for the upper East Region Rev. Dr. Jacob Ayeebo, Member of Parliament for Zebilla District Hon. Cletus Avoka, the DCE for Zebilla Mr. Simon Ayande Agbango, as well as members of the Assembly the Presiding members.
The call was made by Upper East Regional Minister Dr. Ephriam Avea Nsoh, during the first ordinary meeting of the ninth session of the Bawku West District Assembly at Zebilla.
Present at the meeting were ; Member of the Council of State for the upper East Region Rev. Dr. Jacob Ayeebo, Member of Parliament for Zebilla District Hon. Cletus Avoka, the DCE for Zebilla Mr. Simon Ayande Agbango, as well as members of the Assembly the Presiding members.
Dr. Nsoh praised the previous successes chalked by the Zebilla District Assembly in areas such as ; the functioning of sub-structures, the spirit of self help which led communities to embark on the construction of many projects.
The concept of the decentralization was to give the local people the chance to determine their destiny he added.
The concept of the decentralization was to give the local people the chance to determine their destiny he added.
Dr. Nsoh however, expressed regret that the success story once recorded by the Zebilla District Assembly has since not changed.
But was optimistic that with the new crop of leadership, the Assembly was poised to regain its past glory.
He said a Regional Strategy document is being developed to offer the good people of the region a strategic direction as to how to eliminate or modify the negative practices and promote the region’s potentials.
In his sessional address, the DCE for Zebilla Mr. Simon Ayande Agbango laid emphasized on the President priority Projects being rolled out by the government to achieve the better Ghana Agenda.
The DCE said significant strives have been made on the street naming and property addressing system and government’s Accelerated senior High school Programme.
But was optimistic that with the new crop of leadership, the Assembly was poised to regain its past glory.
He said a Regional Strategy document is being developed to offer the good people of the region a strategic direction as to how to eliminate or modify the negative practices and promote the region’s potentials.
In his sessional address, the DCE for Zebilla Mr. Simon Ayande Agbango laid emphasized on the President priority Projects being rolled out by the government to achieve the better Ghana Agenda.
The DCE said significant strives have been made on the street naming and property addressing system and government’s Accelerated senior High school Programme.
On ducation, he said the assembly has awarded a contract for the construction of classroom blocks which are all near completion.
He moreover touched on progress made with regards to Teacher incentive scheme, student scholarships, health, water and sanitation, Ghana social opportunity project (GSOP), and the activities of gallamsey operators in the area.
He said the Assembly has so far made the second payment to affected landlords regarding the expansion of the Zebilla market.
The DCE thanked all the Assembly members for their continued support to the Assembly to achieving the planned development.
He moreover touched on progress made with regards to Teacher incentive scheme, student scholarships, health, water and sanitation, Ghana social opportunity project (GSOP), and the activities of gallamsey operators in the area.
He said the Assembly has so far made the second payment to affected landlords regarding the expansion of the Zebilla market.
The DCE thanked all the Assembly members for their continued support to the Assembly to achieving the planned development.
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