The exercise covered Bunso, including the much-anticipated Bunso Bridge Project, as well as Betom, Adam Fentwuma, Akrofikrom, Amenta Dadei, Obotwene, Ohenedaho, Solomon, Abaase, and Soldier Krom.

The series of sod-cutting ceremonies signals the commencement of multiple infrastructure projects aimed at improving the living conditions of residents. Key among these is the Bunso Bridge project, expected to enhance connectivity and ease transportation challenges in the area.

In addition, the Assembly is undertaking the provision of mechanised boreholes in several communities to improve access to safe and reliable water.

Speaking during the events, Hon. Akabila Paulina reiterated the Assembly’s commitment to ensuring equitable development across the municipality, emphasizing that no community will be left behind in the distribution of projects.

The ongoing initiatives highlight the Assembly’s dedication to addressing critical infrastructure needs while promoting sustainable development across West Akim.

Residents in the beneficiary communities have welcomed the projects with optimism, expressing confidence that the interventions will significantly improve their socio-economic conditions.

From the Bunso Bridge project to the provision of mechanised boreholes, the Assembly’s efforts reflect a clear commitment to bringing development closer to the people.