The government has awarded the contract for the road's rehabilitation.

The MP expressed confidence in the contractors' ability to complete the project.

The Berekum-Sampa road is a vital economic artery for the region, completion of the road is expected to boost socio-economic growth, development, and cashewproduction, creating jobs.

During a meeting with constituents in Jinijini, the constituency capital, Mr. Duah emphasized the government's commitment to the project. "I can assure you that the contractor has the proven track record to complete the project as work commences," he stated.

The MP organized the meeting to identify and address the immediate development needs of the constituents.

Mr. Duah also announced plans to establish a scholarship scheme to support deserving students, with a focus on those pursuing medicine and engineering.

He also welcomed the newly assigned Community Police and Fire Assistance personnel to the constituency.

Mr. Duah assured constituents that the government has awarded the contract for the road's much-needed rehabilitation. He expressed confidence in the contractors, citing their proven track record.

The Berekum-Sampa road is a vital economic link, and its improvement is expected to bring significant benefits.

The MP highlighted the road's importance, stating that its completion will unlock socio-economic growth, spur development, and boost cashew production, leading to job creation.

During a meeting in Jinijini, the constituency capital, Mr. Duah emphasized the government's commitment to the project, saying, "I can assure you that the contractor has the proven track record to complete the project as work commences." He also explained that the meeting was organized to address the immediate development needs of the community.

Mr. Duah also shared plans for a scholarship scheme to support bright but needy students, with a focus on those pursuing medicine and engineering.

He welcomed the newly assigned Community Police and Fire Assistance personnel, further strengthening community support.

He's promised that the rehabilitation work will start soon. The government has already given the green light to the contractors, and Mr. Duah is confident they'll do a great job.

He shared all this good news at a meeting in Jinijini. He's also planning a scholarship program to help students, especially those studying medicine and engineering.