Member of Parliament for good people of Sekyere Afram Plains Constituency, Hon Hajia Nasira Afrah stepped out of my vehicle and onto the dusty roads of Sekyere Afram Plains, she couldn’t help but feel a sense of pride and responsibility.” As a representative of this beloved constituency, I had made it my duty to ensure that the infrastructure needs of our communities were met”.
Hon Afrah said one of the most critical aspects of this was the road network that connected her farmers to markets, our students to schools, and our families to opportunities.
She said road construction and maintenance works underway in Nyameama No.1, Abenoa, Dawia, and Mempekasa communities were more than just a project – they were a lifeline to development. I took a walk along the roads, inspecting the progress being made, and engaging with the contractors on timelines and quality. The progress was evident, and I was pleased to see that the work was being done with diligence and care.
As she met with community members, and reassured them of her commitment to getting the job done. She listened to their concerns, take note of their suggestions, and shared her vision for the future of our constituency. The enthusiasm and optimism of the people were palpable, and it was clear that this project was not just about roads – it was about unlocking opportunities and building a brighter future for Sekyere Afram Plains.
The roadworks were more than just a physical connection between communities – they represented a symbol of hope and progress. They would enable farmers to transport their produce to markets more efficiently, students to access schools without difficulty, and families to connect with opportunities that would improve their livelihoods.
Hon Afrah her concludedher inspection, she felt a sense of satisfaction knowing that they are on the right track. The progress being made was a testament to the power of collaboration and determination.
Together, we were building a better future for Sekyere Afram Plains, and I was proud to be a part of it.
