The inspection exercise, undertaken   involved the District Chief Executive Isaac Yawson, and the Member of the Council of State Hon. Hakim Adai.  The team visited a number of project sites, including a newly constructed Driver and Vehicle Licensing Authority (DVLA) office, a classroom block at Twifo 34 and road rehabilitation works at Twifo Mmosiaso.

During the visit, Hon. Hakim Adai, the Central Regional Member of the Council of State, expressed satisfaction with the progress of work on the projects. He commended the contractors for their commitment to delivering quality work and urged them to maintain the standards required to ensure the timely completion of the facilities.

He explained that the inspection formed part of efforts to monitor government-funded projects, promote accountability and ensure that public resources were used effectively to improve the living conditions of residents.

The DCE reaffirmed the Assembly's commitment to supporting development initiatives aimed at improving infrastructure and expanding access to essential services across the district. He emphasised that education, road infrastructure and improved public services remained key priorities of the Assembly.

The team also encouraged residents to support and protect public infrastructure to ensure that the projects continued to serve their intended purposes after completion.

The inspection highlighted the Assembly's commitment to monitoring ongoing development interventions and ensuring that communities benefit from improved educational facilities, better road networks and accessible public services.