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Ablekuma West Soars Higher As Assembly Cuts Sod for Classroom Expansion and 10 Mechanized Boreholes

The Ablekuma West Municipal Assembly, in collaboration with the Member of Parliament, has taken a bold and transformative step toward improving education and water access in the municipality, following a vibrant sod-cutting ceremony for two major development projects.

Date Created : 4/1/2026 : Story Author : Mary Ayertey/Ghanadistricts.com

In a move that signals progress and forward-thinking leadership, the Assembly officially commenced the vertical extension of a three-unit classroom block on an existing two-storey facility. The expansion is expected to ease congestion in classrooms, enhance teaching and learning, and create a more conducive academic environment for pupils.

But that’s not all.

In a powerful double-impact initiative, the Assembly also launched the construction of ten mechanized community boreholes across the municipality—bringing renewed hope to residents who have long grappled with water accessibility challenges.

Addressing the gathering, officials emphasized that the projects form part of a broader commitment to improving basic social infrastructure and uplifting the living standards of the people. The classroom expansion will not only accommodate growing student populations but also boost quality education delivery, while the boreholes are set to provide safe and reliable water for domestic use.

Residents and stakeholders present at the ceremony welcomed the initiative with excitement, describing it as “timely” and “life-changing.”

With these interventions, Ablekuma West is clearly charting a path of development—where education meets essential services, and communities thrive.