Ghana’s Minister for Energy and Green Transition, Hon. John Jinapor, has commissioned nine mechanised boreholes across communities in the Yapei Kusawgu Constituency in the Savannah Region, as part of his commitment to providing clean water for his constituents.
During the commissioning ceremony, Hon. Jinapor reaffirmed his dedication to improving the quality of life in the constituency through impactful projects in water, education, healthcare, and infrastructure.
He described the borehole initiative as a vital step toward increasing access to safe and clean drinking water for the people of Yapei Kusawgu. “As the Member of Parliament for Yapei Kusawgu, I am pleased to announce the successful completion and commissioning of nine mechanised boreholes in various communities within my constituency,” he said.
The beneficiary communities include Ali Complex, Cemetery, Fire Service, Near MP’s House, Technical, Chanchanco, Chanchanco (Second Site), Yipala East, and the Fulani Borehole at Npaha Junction.
Hon. Jinapor emphasized that this project forms part of his broader development agenda focused on ensuring equitable distribution of essential social amenities throughout the constituency. He added that it is one of several ongoing initiatives aimed at promoting inclusive development and improving living standards across Yapei Kusawgu.
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