DRIP: Adansi Asokwa MP, DCE inspect feeder roads
Godwin Animli Dorgbadzi Dorani, Member of Parliament for Adansi Asokwa, together with Albert Dakura, the District Chief Executive, and other stakeholders, inspected ongoing works under the District Road Improvement Programme (DRIP) aimed at rehabilitating feeder roads across communities in the district. The inspection was carried out in parts of the rural areas within the Adansi Asokwa District to assess progress on road reshaping efforts and engage field operators on the status of work. The MP said his immediate contribution is to "support DRIP operations with fuel, ensuring that machinery continues to reshape roads and make them motorable for residents."
Albert Dakura noted that poor road conditions have for years affected farmers and residents, making travel both difficult and costly. He added that transporting sick patients and pregnant women has been particularly challenging, with motorbikes often serving as the only means of transport due to the poor state of the roads. According to him, the ongoing reshaping works have brought significant relief by restoring access to previously cut-off communities.
The district DRIP Coordinator, Majead Governor, confirmed that more than 120 kilometres of roads have been reshaped so far. He said 40 major road sections, which were previously in deplorable condition, have been rehabilitated, with about three remaining and expected to be completed soon.
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The MP for Adansi Asokwa and the District Chief Executive have inspected ongoing road rehabilitation works. The District Road Improvement Programme (DRIP) aims to improve feeder roads - but why is this project so vital to the communities?
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