President John Dramani Mahama reaffirmed his government’s dedication to advancing critical development projects in the Oti Region.
As part of his “Thank You Tour,” the President emphasized that these initiatives are designed to stimulate growth and enhance the living standards of the community.
During the gathering on Friday, President Mahama announced a significant milestone: the commencement of preparatory works for a bridge over the Oti River at Dambai. He assured the attendees that construction of this long-awaited project would begin before the end of 2025, underscoring its importance to the region’s infrastructure.
“This bridge will be a landmark achievement, opening up the region and improving access to markets, education, and health services,” the President declared, his enthusiasm reflected in the crowd’s response.
In addition to discussing development, President Mahama addressed ongoing tribal tensions in the Nkwanta South Municipality. He urged all parties involved to embrace peace and dialogue, pointing out that true and lasting development cannot thrive in an environment marked by conflict.
“No community or region can progress without peace,” he asserted, calling on the leaders of the various tribes to come together, set differences aside, and engage in constructive discussions for the common good.
“Let us work towards unity and development,” he concluded, leaving the gathering inspired by his commitment to fostering a collaborative and peaceful atmosphere for the advancement of the Oti Region.
Source: Apexnewsgh.com
