North East Regional Minister highlights major development gains at maiden Government Accountability Series
Ibrahim Tia outlined progress across key sectors of the North East region over the past 16 months at the Government Accountability Series held on Thursday, May 8, 2026, in Nalerigu. He cited major interventions in infrastructure, health, education, agriculture, security, and economic growth. According to him, the event was aimed at promoting transparency, accountability, and inclusive governance while giving residents an update on government performance in the region.
The region continues to enjoy relative peace and stability through collaboration. The Ghana Police Service in the region received seven vehicles, including three armoured vehicles and four pickups. Work is underway to establish a Bureau of National Intelligence (BNI) office in Nalerigu. The government initiated 85 educational infrastructure projects across the region. 31 health facilities have either been constructed, rehabilitated, or completed. All six districts in the region have been included in Phase One of the Mahama Care Policy, with 10 health kiosks expected. Agriculture received support through the distribution of 20,000 bags of fertiliser, hybrid maize and tomato seeds, water pumps, and livestock support. 26 borehole projects were initiated, with 10 completed and 16 ongoing. The Mishio Bridge project was revived and progress made on the Gbintiri-Nakpanduri Eastern Corridor Road. Major electricity looping works from Garu to Walewale were completed, as well as the distribution of 2,000 streetlights. The North East Region secured seven modern 24-hour economy markets. A National Investment Bank branch is under construction in Nalerigu and a Passport Office is operational.
Improvements include school feeding, support for over 1,600 Persons with Disabilities, and a rise in NHIA membership from 396,606 in 2024
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North East Regional Minister Ibrahim Tia addressed the Government Accountability Series in Nalerigu. He highlighted progress across infrastructure, health, education, agriculture, security, and economic growth in the region - but what does this mean for residents?
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