Atwima Mponua : MP lauded Assembly member for construction of utralmodern community center for his people

The member of Parliament for Atwima Mponua constituency Hon Isaac Kwame Asiamah has commended the assembly member for Abobonwin electoral area , Mr. Clinton Darko for the construction of an ultra modern Community Centre for his community.

In a gathering to commission the project, on 17th September 2023, he remarked that the community has lacked a befitting ground for occasions and other gathering, hence, he took it upon himself to solve this problem.

Speaking to the media during the commissioning, the assembly member noted that, the nation building is a shared responsibility that needs cooperation. Therefore he has however asserted his commitment to the constituency anytime he has the financial strength to support development in his area.

He entreated his colleagues Assembly Members and the rich in our society to emulate his benevolence.

“one of our challenges was a ground for gathering. So I took it upon myself to support this project. I am urging all constituents to join hands to develop Atwima Mponua” he said.

The Assembly member also stressed low- a low-maintenance culture will be very effective in keeping this project alive.

The member of Parliament therefore eulogised Honourable Clinton Darko for reducing the burden of the government by supporting and funding the project.

For his side speaking at the program, the MP used the opportunity to highlight the government’s effort to develop the constituency.

He expressed his appreciation to the government for always giving them their share of the National cake.

“We have received a fair share of the National cake. We are grateful to the NPP government for always considering the consistency” he added

He also mentioned that the constituency is progressing. There has been an improvement in their road network.

“We used to have bad roads but through the intervention of the government, our roads are in a good state” he stated.

Hon Kwame Asiamah revealed that nursing college will be soon established for students to pursue Midwifery and General Nursing