Group Petitions Road Minister Over Bad State Of Assin Akropong Wurakese Highway

PETITION TO FIX THE BAD STATE OF ASSIN AKROPONG WURAKESE HIGHWAY

Dear Hon. Amoako Attah, while remaining grateful for your developmental road interventions and projects in Ghana, we wish to express our displeasure and call your attention to the deplorable state of Assin Akropong road which has been finally abandoned by D.H.M Construction Company.

Hon. Amoako Attah, the people of Assin Akropong and wurakese have suffered a lot during this raining season as due to the bad state of our road. After several efforts to those in authority for why the construction company (D.H.M) has abandoned the project and also all our plea had yielded nothing to bring back the company to site.

It has become prudent to demand immediate action to make an effort to bring a new construction company to fix our road for us as soon as possible to safe lives of the people.

The current state of our road seems to be the most dangerous road with unimaginable life taking effects on we the people.

Enough is enough, we cannot sit idle for our road to destroy our business, reducing the life span of our vehicles, serious health condition including the rate of hardship in the community due to the bad state of our road.

WHO WE ARE

We are individuals and youth who reside hail and or have chosen to have close connection with our birth root or hometown. We stand for development and seek to be the mouth piece for our hometown Assin Akropong.

WHY NOW

All the promises given before and after election has not been fertile and considering the delaying tactics on Assin Foso Twifo Praso Road by D.H.M company, who have no hope in them.

Again our road have currently become the worst to prove. Also Hon. Amoako Attah, you have on several times ask the company to move to site but they have refused.

We need our roads fixed now!

OUR ULTIMATUM

We have therefore resolved that, a proper update on our road must be given not later than 20th September, 2021. We also want to see a contractor on our road to start and complete the project within a reasonable time lines.

If all this fail within the time line, we will be compelled to demonstrate to show our displeasure.

Hon. Amoako Attah, please command the fixing of our roads now. This is our petition and demand from you.

Long live Assin Akropong

Long live the Youth Association

Long live Assin Central

Long life Central Region

Long live Ghana

Signed

Frank Asante Samuel Asamorah

(Project Director) (Chairman) 0246185338 0248677878

For more details contact"

Mr. Samuel Kuako, (Central Regional Highways boss)

020 815 5881

Hon. Nicholas Fiifi Baako, (Assin Fosu municipal Acting MCE)

024 484 7737

1. The Member of Parliament (Assin Central)

2. The Central Regional Minister

3. The Municipal Chief Executive

4. Media

5. The Central Regional Director of Highways

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