Akufo-Addo Embarks On Project Inspection Tour

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The President of the Republic, Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo has today begun a three-day working visit to the Eastern Region of the country to commission completed projects, inspect ongoing ones and interact with traditional authorities of the area.

He will also attend the official opening of the NPP National Executives and Directors Training and Orientation Conference at Rock City in the Abetifi constituency and holds an interview session on Rock City Radio.

After, he will proceed to Nkawkaw to inspect the construction of the Nkawkaw-Abirem-Ofoase-Akim Oda road project.

Later, Mr President will pay a courtesy call on the Chief of Ofoase, inspect the construction of the Ofoase-Ayirebi Agenda 111 Hospital Project and depart to Akyem Asuboa in the Asene Manso Akroso constituency to inspect a similar project there.

On his second day, he will begin with the commissioning of a 1D1F Beverage Factory, a 24-Unit Classroom Block at St. Martins SHS, as well as an accommodation complex inside the Nsawam Camp Prison all in the Nsawam-Adoagyiri constituency.

Again, the president will proceed to Kwabeng to inspect work on the agenda 111 hospital project and the Buntaa Farms, followed by the commissioning of the Model STEM Senior High School and the Abomosu bridge, as well as an inspection of the Abomosu Polyclinic in Atiwa West.

On the final day, Akufo-Addo will move to the Abuakwa South constituency with the inauguration of the Archdeaconry at St. Mark Anglican church in Kyebi.

He will proceed to the Yiadom Hwedie Palace in Koforidua to pay a courtesy call on the Omanhene of New Juaben Traditional Area, Daasebre Kwaku Boateng III, and commission a 24-Unit Classroom Block at Pentecost Senior High School and the newly constructed New Juaben South Municipal Assembly in Koforidua to end the tour of the region.

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