Support Me To Rebrand Nzema East Municipality ..MCE Tells Constituents When She Visited Gwira Banso

The Municipal Chief Executive of Nzema East Municipal Assembly in Evalue Ajomoro-Gwira Constituency of the Western Region, Madam Dorcas Elizabeth Amoah, has called for strong cooperation and support of all stakeholders, especially chiefs and people, to enable her to deliver to the developmental aspiration of the people.

According to the MCE, the development of the electoral areas within the district could be realized only when all the key stakeholders complement her efforts and that of the government aimed at bringing the needed socio-economic and infrastructural development to the people.

She appealed to the traditional authorities, religious bodies, security agencies, civil society organizations, youth groups, and other stakeholders to maintain the peace and security in the district for accelerated socio-economic development.

Madam Amoah was speaking in an interview with soireenews.com on the sideline when MCE visited the Chief of Gwira Banso community on a familiarization tour to acquaint herself with developmental issues at Gwira Banso and its adjoining communities and to know some of the problems in the Banso community.

At the community center at Gwira Banso where a durbar was held in her honor and her entourage, the Chief of the area, Nana Ete Akrade ll, and his elders enumerated the challenges they were facing in terms of telephony network system, toilet facilities, and their roads. 

The MCE assured them that she had taken notes of their plight and would help find a lasting solution to that.

She pledged her support to the team with the Chief to have the Community Centre tiled so that activities held there would be devoid of dust.

The chief highly commended the MCE for the bold steps she has taken to build a Police station at Gwira Banso to serve the community and its environs for security and peace to be maintained.

The construction of the Police station which has started and is nearly at its completion stage was applauded by the community and thanked the MCE for her big vision and foresight and a dream come true.

The Chief, Elders and the community who were so overwhelmed with the interaction of the MCE and her entourage pledged to support any developmental projects and programs which will be brought to their community when it needed communal labor. 

The MCE presented some street bulbs to the Chief of the area, Nana Ete Akrade ll on behalf of the community.