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Restore Our Durbar Grounds Now To Serve It's Purpose......Assin Akropong Youth Association Warns DHM Construction Company Limited


Restore Our Durbar Grounds Now To Serve It's Purpose......Assin Akropong Youth Association Warns DHM Construction Company Limited

We the undersigned write this letter to bring to your attention something we believe is unfair and requires attention. Our durbar grounds was built to be used for social gatherings and it served its purpose for years since its establishment until the DHM contractor who is supposed to construct our road destroyed part with the intention to construct a drainage. Unfortunately, he had abandoned the project and this has become problematic.


In view of this, the durbar grounds can no longer serve its purpose and this has caused so much displeasure for the natives of Assin Akropong.

Also, the contractor left equipment and tools, building materials on the road and this has narrowed the road which is affecting motorist.

Moreover, shops around the affected places has been shut down so economic activities there has gone down. The abandoned drainage has also become a death trap due to its nature because a native recently accidentally fell and got injured severely.


We therefore, request you take appropriate action inorder for the contractor to get back and continue the project speedily so that our plights would be resolved especially, the restoration of our durbar grounds.

Enclosed are pictures of the state of our durbar grounds for your perusal.



0248677878, Samuel Oheneba Tutu, chairman for the Youth Association


0246185338, Mr. Frank Asante, project coordinator for the Youth Association

 

0248567782, Mr Obed, DHM contractor

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