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We Feel Sorry For Living In Rural Areas... Assin Residents Shed Tears Over Bad Road



We Feel Sorry For Living In Rural Areas... Assin Residents Shed Tears Over Bad Road


      Residents of/in over 15 communities in the Assin North District/Constituency of the central region are crying bitterly to the responsible authorities over the deplorable road linking Assin Akonfode and their communities (Assin Gold Coast camp, Assin Ayitey-krom, Assin KÉ”dadwen, Assin Awurabo,  Assin Dweneakyi, Assin Obiri Kwaku, Assin Akropong Odumasi etc. 

 Speaking to the media when an NGO called "Network For Assin Development" went there to donate learning and teaching materials to the pupils in some selected schools in the above mentioned communities, the motor riders (Okadas) explained that, sometimes they feel very sorry for residing in rural areas, because anytime its rains, the road become flooded to the extent that, they have to offload their goods and the passengers on their motorbikes to cross the water for different riders before they can continue their journey. Access to Health care center is also a very big challenge for them especially the pregnant women and Old ages.

 Moreover, the means of transporting their food stuffs to the market i.e Assin Fosu becomes very difficult and dangerous for their lives especially in raining season like this. Some said they see car in the community once a week.

Pupil gets books and other learning materials from the Network For Assin Development

They therefore appealed to the Assin North District Chief Executive (DCE), Hon. Charles Ohene Ando, Assin North Member of Parliament (MP) Hon Abena Durowa-Mensah and the President of the Republic of Ghana, His Excellency Nana Addo-Dankwa Akuffo-Addo to as a matter of urgency come to their aid by constructing or at least making the rounds motorable for them.

     The group, "Network For Assin Development" who aimed to donate to the pupils in the community also shared their experiences to the media when they couldn't drive their cars to the communities and have No option than to carry the items on their heads to the communities because of the flood on the road.

For more details Contact Mr. Samuel Adobah,  
President of the NGO,  "Network For ASSIN Development" on : +233 54 699 0659

Story filed by: Odiasempa Kwaku Ahiaku

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