Within two months, the Member of Parliament for Jomoro Constituency in the Western Region, Dorcas Affo-Toffey, has completed the construction of the long-abandoned Nuba Kindergarten classroom block project.
The project was originally initiated by the community PTA but remained uncompleted for over six years. The MP, who is also the Deputy Minister for Transport, intervened to ensure its completion.
The upgraded project not only includes the completed classroom block but also additional modern educational facilities such as washrooms, extension of electricity, installation of ceiling fans, provision of a flat-screen television, and other improved teaching and learning resources that were not part of the original community initiative.
The Municipal Chief Executive for Jomoro, Benedict Boadi, announced this during an inspection tour of the project site, where he led the contractor together with the municipal engineer on behalf of the MP, who is currently on official assignment in China.
He stated: “The long-abandoned Nuba Kindergarten classroom block project, initiated by the community PTA and left uncompleted for over six years, has officially been revived through the intervention of Hon. Dorcas Affo-Toffey, Member of Parliament for Jomoro and Deputy Minister for Transport.”
According to him, “Hon. Dorcas Affo-Toffey has successfully secured a new contractor to continue and complete the abandoned project within two months, in line with the contract agreement.”
The completion and modernization of the Nuba KG classroom block is expected to significantly improve access to quality early childhood education for children in Nuba and surrounding communities.
In a related development, the Assembly Member for the Nuba Electoral Area expressed gratitude to the MP and the MCE for their efforts, describing the intervention as timely and impactful.
He said: “I am filled with deep gratitude and great joy as the assembly member of Nuba. I sincerely appreciate Hon. Dorcas Affo-Toffey, MP for Jomoro, and Hon. Benedict Boadi, MCE, for the remarkable intervention in reviving and completing the long-abandoned Nuba KG classroom block project.”
He added that the project had remained uncompleted for years, causing concern in the community, but the intervention had restored hope to children and residents.
He further noted that beyond the classroom block, the additional facilities provided demonstrate a strong commitment to improving education and the welfare of children in the area.
He concluded by expressing appreciation and praying for continued strength and guidance for the leaders as they serve the people of Jomoro.
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