Minister Martin Adjei Korsah commissions 188 lockable stores at Agormanya Market, appealing to Krobos to re-elect NPP for more development projects.

Martin Adjei Korsah, the Minister for Local Government and Rural Development, has commissioned 188 lockable stores at the Agormanya Market in the Eastern Region. This initiative is part of the World Bank-funded Secondary Cities Support Program, aimed at boosting local economies and improving infrastructure.

During the commissioning ceremony, Adjei Korsah urged the Krobos to vote for the New Patriotic Party (NPP) in the upcoming elections, promising more development projects for the area. He emphasized that the NPP government is committed to improving the lives of Ghanaians, and that their vote would ensure the continuation of such projects.

It's worth noting that Adjei Korsah has been involved in various initiatives to promote development in Ghana. For instance, he has spoken about the need for a new voters' register and has expressed confidence in the ability of the NPP's new executives to lead the party to victory .