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In a heartfelt ceremony celebrating progress and community development, Mr. Andrews Appiah, Mr. Eric Frimpong known as( Alhaji) and Mr. Akwasi Agyemang also popularly known as (Man Man ),were honored for their outstanding contributions to the growth of Manso Essuowin, located in the Amansie West District of the Ashanti Region.
The trio has been instrumental in the implementation of key initiatives aimed at improving living conditions in the community. During the event, Mr. Andrews Appiah spoke on behalf of his colleagues, highlighting their shared commitment to the long-term development of Manso Essuowin. “We are determined to see Manso Essuowin grow and thrive, and we remain dedicated to supporting its residents with essential infrastructure and services,” he stated.
Their notable achievements include the construction of a 20-seater toilet facility, which addresses long-standing sanitation concerns, as well as the ongoing construction of a modern laboratory at the Essuowin Clinic compound. The laboratory will significantly enhance healthcare services in the area, providing vital support to the local population. In addition, the team has built a new mechanic borehole, ensuring that residents have reliable access to clean and safe water.
Mr. Appiah also took the opportunity to address the issue of small-scale mining in the region. He urged Ghanaians to reconsider their perceptions of small-scale miners, highlighting their crucial role in the national economy. “Small-scale miners are an integral part of the country’s economic growth, and we must offer them the necessary support and encouragement,” Mr. Appiah emphasized.
The event was met with immense appreciation from the people of Manso Essuowin, who expressed their gratitude for the impactful projects spearheaded by the trio. Many residents remarked that these developments, particularly in sanitation, healthcare, and water access, would greatly improve their quality of life.
This recognition serves as a testament to the transformative efforts of Mr. Andrews Appiah, Mr. Eric Frimpong, and Mr. Akwasi Agyemang, whose leadership and dedication to Manso Essuowin have set a strong example of community-driven development. Their work continues to inspire neighboring communities, demonstrating how local initiatives can spark lasting change and prosperity.
By Simon Opoku Afriyie
