The  people have so far constructed and roofed three structures at the durbar ground.

The project is being funded with special annual development levies of GH¢200 per non-resident males and GH¢100 per female with the resident citizens paying GH¢50 per male and GH¢30 per female.

In an address, Rev. Ntim Fordjour the Member of Parliament (MP) for the area, commended the communal spirit of the people and urged them not to relent in their efforts. He stressed that it was the government's policy to help communities which initiated self-help development projects to raise the quality of life of the people.

Rev. Ntim Fordjour said he had spent GH¢3,500 to improve the water system at Assin Odumase while the district assembly had also constructed a bridge in the town to link the town with the nearby communities.

The regent of Assin Odumase, Nana Kwabena Amoako, known in private life as Chief Superintendent Daniel Amoako, who is also the Oda Municipal Police Commander, praised the custodians of the special development levies for rendering satisfactory account to the people and admonished them to sustain the spirit.

He advised the people to pay their annual development levies without delay to speed up the progress of the community. An amount of GH¢20,000 was realised at the ceremony to finance the project. 

Other activities organised in the town as part of the homecoming included quiz competition among the basic schools in the area, health screening and a clean-up exercise to improve sanitation in the town.