Roads Minister Governs Kwame Agbodza promises his government will fix Ghana's terrible street conditions. The politician visited Adaklu Kodzobi during his thank-you trip around the constituency. He told local chiefs that President Mahama's team refuses to embarrass citizens with broken promises. Agbodza assured residents that major construction projects will start soon. The minister revealed that workers will pave the long Atimpoku to Aflao highway with fresh asphalt.
Several smaller roads around Adaklu district will receive complete makeovers under the new plan. The Ho Mirage route will become a proper paved urban street for local drivers. Agbodza thanked voters for backing him and Mahama during the recent national elections. He promised that government officials are fighting to make daily expenses cheaper for ordinary families. The minister said his party will honor every single campaign pledge that won them votes.
Officials plan to create thousands of new jobs for unemployed young people across the country. Agbodza urged Adaklu students to take their schoolwork seriously because education opens doors. He reminded locals that their area lacks valuable minerals but can develop smart workers instead. Chief Togbe Dzegblade IV asked the minister to prioritize road improvements throughout the region. Community members gave Agbodza and his wife beautiful kente cloths as gifts.
Local party supporters presented the minister with a special award recognizing his dedicated service. NDC members also handed out traditional smocks to Agbodza and district executive Jerry Ameko.
Several smaller roads around Adaklu district will receive complete makeovers under the new plan. The Ho Mirage route will become a proper paved urban street for local drivers. Agbodza thanked voters for backing him and Mahama during the recent national elections. He promised that government officials are fighting to make daily expenses cheaper for ordinary families. The minister said his party will honor every single campaign pledge that won them votes.
Officials plan to create thousands of new jobs for unemployed young people across the country. Agbodza urged Adaklu students to take their schoolwork seriously because education opens doors. He reminded locals that their area lacks valuable minerals but can develop smart workers instead. Chief Togbe Dzegblade IV asked the minister to prioritize road improvements throughout the region. Community members gave Agbodza and his wife beautiful kente cloths as gifts.
Local party supporters presented the minister with a special award recognizing his dedicated service. NDC members also handed out traditional smocks to Agbodza and district executive Jerry Ameko.
