Akufo-Addo has constructed 1000 housing units for Police Service – Fahd Osman

As part of efforts to reduce the Ghana Police Service's housing deficit, over 1,000 housing units have been constructed and are either being occupied or ready for occupation by service men and women.

A Member of the National Communication Team of the New Patriotic Party (NPP), Fahd Osman, disclosed this on TV3's Debate Arena. Fahd Osman praised President Akufo-Addo and added that the Tamale-Yendi-Bimbilla road, which also leads to the towns, is currently under construction.

According to him, aside from the Yendi road which is currently under construction, many roads have been constructed.

He mentioned that the construction of these roads has made it easier for farmers to transport their produce to the main cities, reducing the high cost of food prices.

"This is what we are doing as a government to improve the economic growth of the country through the provision of infrastructure development", Fahd Osman stated.

However, he emphasised that for the current government to continue its good works, Ghanaians must vote for NPP on December 7.

Fahd Osman also stated that although the government faced some challenges in the past, it did not prevent the ruling government from doing what was right for the community while bragging about how the NPP government has built two more training schools for firefighters in the country; one in the North and one in Ahafo.

"If you go to the police service, we have added more infrastructure than any other government. Currently, President Akufo-Addo has been able to construct a total of 1000 housing units for the police service' one at Kwabenya and the other at the Police Depo in Tesano," Osman added.