The Sunyani Inner Ring-Road project, a 9.2-kilometre dual carriageway, has reached a significant milestone with the commencement of asphaltic overlays. Kofi Job Company Limited, the contractor, has started the overlay from the Sunyani-Fiapre Roundabout and is making steady progress. The project, part of the government's 'Big Push' road infrastructure development, aims to improve road connectivity in the area.
A visit by the Ghana News Agency revealed that the asphaltic overlay is currently underway on one side of the road to minimize disruptions to vehicular movements. The contractor has assured that the project will be completed on time, with quality works being a top priority. Residents along the stretch have been cooperative, despite some inconveniences caused by the project.
Mr Kofi Kamkam, Site Engineer for Kofi Job Company Limited, expressed his commitment to delivering the project as scheduled. He attributed the smooth progress to the cooperation of residents and the company's efforts to manage dust emanating from the project. The engineer emphasized that the contractor is working diligently to ensure that the project meets the required standards.
The Sunyani Inner Ring-Road project links the Sunyani Technical University (STU) and other key areas, making it a vital infrastructure development for the region. The project's progress is expected to enhance road safety, reduce travel times, and boost economic activity in the area.
The 'Big Push' road infrastructure development initiative aims to improve Ghana's road network, with several projects underway across the country. The Sunyani Inner Ring-Road project is a significant component of this initiative, demonstrating the government's commitment to upgrading the nation's infrastructure.
The project's impact is expected to be felt by residents, businesses, and commuters who use the road regularly. The contractor's efforts to minimize disruptions and manage dust have been acknowledged by residents, who are optimistic about the project's completion.
As the project progresses, motorists and residents are advised to continue exercising caution when using the road. The contractor has assured that all necessary measures are being taken to ensure a smooth and safe passage for users.
Key points
- Contractors have commenced asphaltic overlays on the 9.2-kilometre Sunyani Inner Ring-Road project under Ghana's 'Big Push' road infrastructure development.
- The project, being executed by Kofi Job Company Limited, aims to improve road connectivity and safety in the area.
- The contractor has assured that the project will be completed on time, with quality works being a top priority.
