The National Petroleum Authority (NPA) is to provide a potable water for the people of Salosi, a suburb of Somanya in the Yilo Krobo Municipality.
Hon. Simon Tawiah, Board Member of the NPA who is also an Assembly Member at the Yilo Krobo Municipal Assembly on Monday 19th October on behalf of the NPA broke grounds for the construction of a solar powered mechanised borehole at Salosi.
Mr. Simon Tawiah who secured the project with his influence as a Board member at NPA assured of another similar project to the other areas in the Municipality to comprehend their potable water sources in the area.
Mr. Simon Tawiah in his address appeal to the chief and people gathered to own the project when completed in a month time as scheduled in the contract documents since this project will beef up their water supply in the area that have water supply problems in the past.
In conclusion he used the opportunity to appeal to the gathering to give H. E. Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo, 4 more years to do more for the good people of Yilo Krobo Municipality and Ghana at large and also vote for the NPP Parliamentary candidate for the area Mr. Francis Djetse Apertey coming December 7 general elections.
The Yilo Krobo Constituency Chairman of the NPP, Dr. Gabriel Odeh Apotey applauded the efforts of Mr. Simon Tawiah for lobbying for this all important project to his people in the Yilo Krobo Constituency.
Hon. Ebenezer Tetteh Kupualor, MCE for the area in his brief speech assured the team from NPA that the Yilo Krobo Municipal Assembly under his leadership will do everything to support this all important project for it to be completed within the shortest possible time to serve the good people of Salosi.
Mr. Francis Djetse Apertey said for this among other development projects for the good people of Yilo Krobo Constituency under the NPP government, the good people of area must vote massively for the NPP government by giving President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo 4 more years and give him also the opportunity to serve them as their Parliamentary member for more developments.