SEKYERE AFRAM PLAINS TO GET ITS DISTRICT HOSPITAL VERY SOON.

The minister of health who double as member of parliament for Dormaa central in the Bono region, Hon. kwaku Agyemang Manu has said that, the npp government is showing commitment towards the completion of all fiscal projects started by the previous government in the areas of health and education.

He said the government has tasked contractors who were given contractor by previous administration of ndc government on the abandoned hospitals projects to go back to the site to ensure smooth completion of the projects includes kumawu and Fomena district hospitals and others in various Regions.

Hon kwaku Agyemang Manu was speaking during the sod cutting ceremony for the construction of 40 bed capacity district hospital for Sekyere Afram Plains district at Drobonso as part of his two days visit to the Ashanti region.

According to the minister, the project is scheduled to be completed within 36 months and has been awarded to VAMED Engineering Limited.

The district chief executive, Hon Joseph Owusu, Odenkyem in his part used the occasion to appealed to the people to consider the npp government commitment towards the developmental projects ongoing in the district and give npp government four more in office and vote for him as member of parliament comes December 7.to enjoy much more.

The chief of Anyinofi, Nana Amponsah-Teng Kakabo also used the opportunity to appealed to the government through minister of health to provide adequate logistics to the health professions in the district to help promote quality health care delivery in the various rural communities since many of them are finding it difficult to get access to it.

He however expressed gratitude to the government for the construction of the district hospital facility which he think will go along to reduce the difficulties of the people and used the occasion to passionately appealed to the people in the Constituency to help give the npp government and Mr Joseph Owusu, Odenkyem four more years to do more for them.

By:Joseph Amoateng Jnr, Drobonso