The District Chief Executive (DCE) for Birim North, Hakeem Antwi Abdul, has officially cut the sod for the commencement of seven major development projects aimed at improving education, water supply, and public service infrastructure in the district.
The projects include the construction of two school blocks at Okaikrom and Old Abirem, seven mechanized boreholes across selected communities, and a one-storey office complex to house the Fire Service, Immigration Service, National Investment Bank (NIB), and NADMO.
Speaking at the ceremony, the DCE assured residents that funding for all the projects has been secured, ensuring smooth execution without financial delays. He emphasized the government’s commitment to improving social amenities and strengthening institutional operations within the district.
Obrempong Kwasi Amoh Kyeretwie, the Akyem Kotoku Gyasehene and Chief of Abirem, commended the government for the initiative but cautioned contractors against unnecessary delays, noting that adequate resources have been provided to complete the projects on schedule.
Several departmental heads present at the event also expressed gratitude to the DCE for his continuous efforts in promoting development and improving working conditions for public institutions in the district.
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