The Municipal Chief Executive (MCE) of Krachi West and Dean of MCEs, Prosper Kwaku Addo, has announced that 2026 will be a year of accelerated development for the municipality, with several projects set to drive growth and improve living conditions for residents.
In an interview with Adom News, the MCE outlined a development agenda focused on key sectors, including education, healthcare, access to potable water, youth recreation, and economic expansion, which he described as central to his administration’s priorities.
According to him, the Krachi West Assembly is already implementing numerous infrastructure projects, significantly supported by government interventions over the past year. He credited the gains to national development initiatives under the leadership of President John Dramani Mahama.
He revealed that the municipality has received substantial investment aimed at addressing long-standing infrastructure and service delivery gaps. Major projects currently underway or planned include the construction of a 24-hour economy market, which is now in the tender process for contractor selection.
The MCE expressed gratitude to the government for prioritizing Krachi West in the allocation of these strategic projects, describing them as critical to improving livelihoods and positioning the municipality for sustained development.
He added that the assembly will soon commence the construction of a CHPS compound at Yaborae and provide potable water to residents, noting that despite being surrounded by the Volta Lake, access to drinking water remains a major challenge.
Mr. Addo urged chiefs and residents to remain united and support the government’s efforts, emphasizing that peace is essential for successful development initiatives.
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