The Akontombra 24-hour market construction project in Ghana's Western North Region has been upgraded to a Model 2 design. The project, located at Nsawora in the Akontombra District, was initially classified as Model 3. However, following further consideration of the potential for future expansion, the Assembly engaged stakeholders and decided to adopt the Model 2 design. This change reflects the project's strategic importance, given the area's busy nature and potential for economic growth.
District Chief Executive (DCE) for Akontombra, Joseph Appiah, disclosed the upgrade from Model 3 to Model 2. He explained that Model 2 is typically designated for Municipal Assemblies, while Model 1 is for Metropolitan Assemblies. The DCE emphasized the location's strategic importance, citing its potential to contribute significantly to economic activity and growth in the district. The upgrade decision was made after discussions with the consultant, contractor, and other stakeholders.
Western North Regional Minister, Wilbert Petty Brentum, recently inspected the project site and expressed his satisfaction with the progress of work. This was not his first visit; he had previously seen the project at the footing stage. The Regional Minister noted significant progress since his last visit. He also mentioned that the Akontombra 24-Hour Market was the third such project he had inspected in the region as part of his ongoing monitoring of government projects.
According to the Regional Minister, the Akontombra project appears to be at a more advanced stage compared to other projects he has visited. He expressed hope that the contractor would complete the project within the scheduled timeframe. The project aligns with the government's Big Push programme, which considers the area for development. The combination of these projects could boost economic activity in the area.
The Akontombra District selected Nsawora as the location for its 24-Hour Economy Market. The project's location is considered strategic, given its potential to contribute to economic growth. The Western North Regional Minister's visit was part of his ongoing monitoring of government projects in the region. He inspected the project's progress and interacted with stakeholders.
The upgrade to Model 2 design reflects the project's potential for growth and expansion. The Regional Minister's positive assessment of the project's progress is a welcome development for the district. The project's completion is expected to have a significant impact on the local economy. The government has been investing in various projects to stimulate economic growth in the region.
The Akontombra 24-hour market project is nearing completion, with the contractor working to meet the scheduled deadline. Once completed, the market is expected to provide a significant boost to economic activity in the area. The project is a testament to the government's efforts to promote economic growth and development in the region.
Key points
- The Akontombra 24-hour market project has been upgraded to a Model 2 design.
- The project's location is strategic, given its potential to contribute to economic growth.
- The Western North Regional Minister has expressed satisfaction with the project's progress.
