Dr. Nadia Adongo Fynn’s excitement is palpable as she witnesses the completion of the bridge construction initiative she championed. Apexnewsgh reports 
This newly built Gambibgo bridge connects the community of Baare to a neighboring community, bringing relief to residents who previously struggled to cross the river, especially during the rainy season.
The story behind this project is truly inspiring. It began with a promise made to the late Tindana, a revered community elder, to construct a bridge on the river that had connected the village to the nearby town for generations.
Dr. Adongo, who grew up in the village, took it upon herself to lobby for the construction of a new bridge. With the support of the honorable minister and other stakeholders, the project finally took off.
Despite the challenges posed by the rainy season and other factors, Dr. Adongo remained committed to seeing the project through to completion. Her persistence paid off, and today, the village can boast of a sturdy, modern bridge that will connect them to the rest of the world.
As Dr. Adongo stood on the bridge, surrounded by villagers and dignitaries, she felt an overwhelming sense of pride and fulfillment. She had kept her promise to the late Tindana, and in doing so, had improved the lives of her people.
The bridge is more than just a piece of infrastructure; it’s a symbol of hope, connection, and community spirit.
Dr. Adongo’s dedication to her community is truly commendable. As the Deputy Director of Diaspora Affairs at the Office of the President, Ghana, she has been instrumental in fostering socioeconomic development through strategic community engagement.
Her commitment to uplifting underserved communities is evident in her successful fundraising campaigns, particularly those benefiting neglected seniors in Northern Ghana.
Source: Apexnewsgh.com
