Bole-Bamboi: NPP candidate cuts sod for projects under $1million per constituency policy

The New Patriotic Party (NPP) Parliamentary candidate for Bole-Bamboi Constituency of the Savannah Region, Mr Dabid Sei Demah, on 7th April, 2020, cut sods for a number of projects on the Bole District under the $1million per constituency policy of the government of President Nana Akufo-Addo.

Speaking to Bole based Nkilgi FM after the sod cutting events in a number of communities, Mr David Sei Demah said prior to the 2016 elections President Nana Akufo-Addo promised every Constituency $1million for projects and the Bole-Bamboi Constituency has not been left out. He said President Nana Akufo-Addo has converted the money into projects and that the said projects have been channeled to NPP Parliamentary candidates to identify communities that urgently need them.

David Sei Demah said the projects are meant to improve the lives of the people and pleaded with the constituents in Bole-Bamboi to give him the chance to be the Member of Parliament (M) and more projects will come to the Bole- Bamboi Constituency.

He said not all communities have been earmarked for the projects in the Constituency and that those not getting now will be considered the next time such projects are to be executed in the area.

The sod-cutting ceremony was done for the following projects; Ten (10) market stores and a three (3) unit classroom block – primary at Tinga; three (3) unit classroom block for the Jama primary school and a bedroom maternity ward for Kakiase.

Others are two (2) unit classroom Kindergarten block at Simayiri; two (2) unit classroom Kindergarten block at Zentige; two (2) unit classroom Kindergarten block at Bale and three (3) unit classroom block at Signyekura Primary school.

The rests are a three (3) unit classroom block for Teselima primary school and a three (3) unit classroom block -lat Jugboi primary school.

The NPP Parliamentary candidate for the Bole-Bamboi Constituency said as part of the project there will be mechanised boreholes in many communities including Bamboi, Horiyiri, Lebo, Bodi, Seripe, Tumburiyiri, Abasumaku and Nyambokura.