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Oforokrom MCE Engages residents on development, accountability and security

The Oforikrom Municipal Chief Executive (MCE), Hon. Anwel Sadat Ahmed, has engaged residents in three electoral areas as part of efforts to promote accountability strengthen community participation and update citizens on the Assembly’s development initiatives.

Date Created : 10/30/2026 : Story Author : Afia Obeng Yeboah/ Ghanadistricts.com

The engagements, held in Oforikrom West, Anloga East and Anloga West Electoral Areas, brought together traditional leaders, Assembly Members, Unit Committee members, Landlords’ Associations, youth groups and other community residents.


Addressing the gatherings, Hon. Anwel Sadat Ahmed explained that the engagements were aimed at giving residents firsthand information on the Assembly’s achievements, ongoing projects and development plans while providing them with the opportunity to raise concerns and make recommendations towards improving their communities.


Highlighting some of the Assembly’s interventions, the MCE mentioned improvements in sanitation, plans for the construction of an Astroturf at Oforikrom West, and measures to strengthen security across the municipality. He also disclosed that several development projects were scheduled for commissioning during the week.


On security, Hon. Ahmed announced that the Assembly would provide the Oforikrom Police Station with five motorcycles to enhance patrol operations and improve security within the municipality.


The engagements also provided an opportunity for residents to raise concerns and seek clarification on issues affecting their communities, with the MCE and other Assembly officials responding to their questions.


Meanwhile, officers from the Oforikrom Police Station and Fire Service Station educated participants on robbery prevention and fire safety, particularly as the municipality approaches the dry and festive seasons.


They urged residents to remain vigilant, observe safety precautions and promptly report suspicious activities to the appropriate authorities to help prevent fires, robberies and other emergencies.


The engagements form part of the Assembly’s commitment to transparent leadership, responsive governance and inclusive development through regular interaction with communities.