October 11, 2026
The District Chief Executive (DCE) for Nkoranza North in the Bono East Region, Hon. Effah Patrick, and the Member of Parliament (MP), Hon. Joseph Kwasi Mensah has jointly cut sod for the construction of new educational and health facilities in the district.
The projects include KG classroom blocks for Dweneho and Dromankuma and a 3-unit classroom block for Dinkra.
The two leaders also cut sod for CHPS compounds at Adoe and Bonte and the construction of boreholes for 9 communities in the Nkoranza North.
They further handed over the National Health Insurance Scheme (NHIS) office at Busunya and distributed 500 dual desks to selected schools across the district.
According to the DCE and MP, the projects are intended to improve local infrastructure and enhance access to quality education and healthcare.
They explained that the classroom blocks will provide a better learning environment for pupils whose current structures are highly dilapidated, while the CHPS compounds will enhance healthcare delivery for residents of Bonte, Adoe, and surrounding communities.
"These projects are funded from the District Assemblies Common Fund (DACF) to improve education and healthcare infrastructure in response to local needs," Hon. Effah Patrick said.
The projects are expected to be completed within eight months.
Speaking to the media, the DCE emphasized that the comprehensive nature of the projects will significantly augment both health and educational facilities in the district.
On his part, Hon. Joseph Kwasi Mensah expressed joy over the immense infrastructural developments in the district.
He added that as an MP, he will continue to support the constituency with more developmental projects.
"I am so happy to see Nkoranza North developing, and I am willing to do everything possible to assist with the necessary resources," Hon. Mensah said.
He revealed that Nkoranza North will get a legal aid office to promote access to justice in the district.
Residents of the beneficiary communities expressed gratitude to the MP and the DCE for the kin