Nkoranza North MP Connects Nipahiamoa To National Power Grid
On Tuesday, August 13, 2024, Honourable Joseph Mensah, assisted by Obed Sarfo Donkor, the managing director for Oldys Construction limited, the traditional leaders and the community members, officially switched on the power at a commissioning ceremony at Nipahiamoa.
Freeman Koryekpor 
THE Member of Parliament (MP) for Nkoranza
North Constituency in the Bono East Region, Honourable Joseph Mensah, is making significant strides to provide essential social amenities to communities in his constituency.
Recently, he successfully connected Nipahiamoa to the national power grid, bringing immense joy to the residents.
On Tuesday, August 13, 2024, Honourable Joseph Mensah, assisted by Obed Sarfo Donkor, the managing director for Oldys Construction limited, the traditional leaders and the community members, officially switched on the power at a commissioning ceremony at Nipahiamoa.
The MP emphasized the significance of elections in driving progress and his ambition to bring development to people's doorsteps, regardless of their geographical location.
"Electricity is crucial, especially for children's education and adaptation to the technological era," Honourable Joseph Mensah stated.
"I promised to connect Nipahiamoa to the national grid, and I'm glad to have delivered on that promise. The community's 'no light, no vote' slogan in 2016 drove home the importance of this project," he added.
"I brought the Nipahiamoa community's electricity concerns to the attention of parliament, and the minister indicated that
if I could provide financial support for the contractors and some necessary equipment, the project could proceed. I felt compelled to assist my constituents in any way possible."Joseph Mensah bemoaned.
The Chief of Nipahiamoa, Nana Twumasi Ababio, expressed gratitude on behalf of the chiefs and people for the MP's efforts to improve their lives. He noted that this marked the first time the community had access to electricity since its establishment.
The residents of Nipahiamoa also expressed their heartfelt thanks for the improvement in their living conditions.
