Bodi MP assures completion of ongoing projects in the district
Sampson Ahi, the Member of Parliament for Bodi and Deputy Minister for Trade, Agribusiness and Industry, assured residents of the district that ongoing development projects will be completed soon to improve access to education, healthcare and other essential services. He made this assurance after inspecting a number of projects currently underway in the constituency.
Mr. Sampson Ahi, accompanied by Stephen Baidoo, the District Chief Executive for Bodi, and other officials, inspected seven ongoing projects across the district. These projects, including classroom blocks, CHPS compounds, and nurses' quarters, are between 70 and 90 percent complete. Stephen Baidoo disclosed that all projects are expected to be completed by August 20, after which they will be commissioned and handed over to the beneficiary communities.
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Bodi MP Sampson Ahi recently inspected several ongoing development projects in his constituency, aiming to ensure their timely completion. These
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