INFRASTRUCTURE SECTOR – ADENTAN MUNICIPAL ASSEMBLY

SOD-CUTTING DRIVE IN ADENTAN- LED BY THE MCE, MP

Tracy (MIS) — Tue, 06 Jan 2026 13:26:40 +0000

The Adentan Municipal Assembly embarked on a coordinated sod cutting programme across the municipality to deliver new classroom blocks, health facility upgrades and a 13-borehole potable water rollout; these projects are positioned to relieve pressure on overcrowded schools, strengthen primary health access and reduce water insecurity while carrying clear local political benefits for municipal leadership and the MP.
Overview of work and immediate public impact
The Assembly launched sod cutting at Amrahia Community Basic School, Amrahia Health Center, Otanor Community Basic School, Adentan Community Basic School, Ashaley Botwe Health Center, and Ashiyie Community Basic School. Key project highlights: Amrahia — 2 storey, 6 unit classroom block; Amrahia Health Center — 2 storey health block with staff bungalow; Otanor — 18 unit classroom block; Adentan — 3 storey, 18 unit classroom block; Ashaley Botwe — perimeter fence and landscaping; Ashiyie — 2-unit KG classroom block; and a municipal wide 13 borehole drilling and mechanical installation scheduled within six months. These interventions are expected to reduce classroom overcrowding, improve maternal and child health access, and expand reliable potable water for households and schools.

Policy and Political analysis
The Education projects (Amrahia, Otanor, Adentan, Ashiyie) signifies a lot.
In the policy effects, this sector is to look at large classroom blocks which will directly address capacity constraints and can improve pupil teacher ratios and learning environments. This comes with political effect where visible school construction is high salience for constituents with short term credit accrues to the Assembly and the MP for delivering tangible benefits to families and teachers. Hon. Ella Christine Esinam Nongo noted, “These classroom blocks will ease overcrowding and create safer, more conducive learning spaces for our children.” The scale at Adentan (3 storey, 18 units) and Otanor (18 units) signals a municipal commitment to long term education infrastructure.
In the Health projects (Amrahia Health Center; Ashaley Botwe Health Center), it is an ultra-modern edifice portraying a policy effect of a two-storey health block with staff accommodation strengthens service continuity and staff retention again, fencing and landscaping at Ashaley Botwe protect public assets and improve patient safety. This project also has political impact on Health investments are politically potent across demographics; it has a broader appeal beyond school age households to older constituents and working families. Hon. Mohamed Ramandan emphasized: “Upgrading our health facilities shows that representation translates into better care at the community level.”
However, Water infrastructure (13 boreholes municipal wide) will reduce shortage of water challenges in the municipality. It also has policy effect of distributing boreholes to reduce reliance on unsafe sources, lower household water costs, and support school sanitation. The political impact is to deliver water projects immediate, get measurable relief and can shift public sentiment quickly in favour of the Assembly if implemented transparently and equitably.

Community effects and risks
The positive outcome is to improve learning conditions; shorter travel times to health care; safer and cleaner water; job creation during construction.
The risks and challenges are to avoid delays in procurement, weak maintenance plans, or uneven geographic allocation could erode public trust. Community engagement and clear maintenance funding are essential to sustain benefits.
Conclusion and outlook
The Assembly’s package combines high visibility education and health investments with essential water infrastructure; this is an effective mix for public welfare and political capital. Sustained impact will depend on timely delivery, transparent contracting, and robust operations/maintenance plans, as both Hon. Nongo and Hon. Ramandan pledged to prioritize during the sod cutting ceremonies.
SOURCE: ISD, ADENTAN.

FOURTH QUARTER MPCU COMPOSITE MONITORING EXERCISE

Tracy (MIS) — Fri, 22 Nov 2024 10:45:42 +0000

The Municipal Planning Coordinating Unit (MPCU) as part of its monitoring activities visited some Assembly initiated projects within the Municipality. The Projects visited included the two (2) Storey 6 Unit Classroom block at the Adjiriganor Basic School, the two (2) Storey 14 Unit Classroom, block with ancilliary facilities is about 70% Completed.

The team also visited the two (2) unit KG Block unit with ancilliary facilities at the Amrahia AdMA Community School which was 80% completed and the Contractor was on site at the time of the visit.

ADENTAN-DODOWA ROAD CONSTRUCTION BEGINS WITH MULTI-AGENCY COLLABORATION

MIS UNIT — Mon, 18 Dec 2023 14:55:43 +0000

The highly anticipated construction of Adentan-Dodowa Road has kicked off, with a collaborative effort from various authorities to ensure the smooth progress of the project.

A team of engineers from the Road Ministry, alongside representatives from key service providers such as Ghana Water, the Electricity Company of Ghana, and Engineers from adjoining Assemblies, descended upon the site to assess the current ground conditions and ensure a feasible plan for the road construction.

Regional Highways Engineer Nii Odai emphasized the urgency of the project, stating that clearing work would commence without delay. The aim is to maintain the planned schedule for the completion of the road, underscoring the commitment to meeting deadlines and delivering a high-quality finished product.

The commencement of this project represents a significant milestone in addressing transportation challenges in the region, and the coordinated efforts of multiple agencies are indicative of a focused and determined approach to infrastructural development. As the construction progresses, it is anticipated that Adentan-Dodowa Road will not only enhance connectivity but also contribute to the overall socioeconomic development of the area.

SOURCE: ISD, ADENTAN

FOURTH QUARTER MPCU PROJECT MONITORING VERY SUCCESSFUL

MIS UNIT — Fri, 15 Dec 2023 15:19:17 +0000

Adentan Municipal Assembly’s Municipal Planning Coordinating Unit, MPCU led by the Planning Officer, Mrs. Ivy Oduro Kwateng, conducted a comprehensive project monitoring exercise to assess the progress of ongoing projects within the municipality. The team visited six key projects, including the construction of a single-story Reproduction Health Centre at Ashaley Botwe. This health center’s ground floor, which has been completed, will consist of essential facilities such as a reception area, revenue office, general waiting area, and separate place of convenience for males and females, along with 2 consulting rooms. It has been reported that the second phase of this project is scheduled for completion by the end of the second quarter of 2024.

During the assessment, the team also examined the progress of the third phase of the Zonal Council office at Sutsurunaa. While the progress was reported to be slowly advancing, completion is currently estimated at 25%. Additionally, a six-unit classroom block, lacking ancillary facilities, was found to be at an impressive 80% completion. The supervising engineer, Charles Akrofi-Ansah expressed confidence that, the project would be finished in the near future. The headmistress of the school voiced a sense of urgency, noting that the current facility utilized by the pupils is deteriorating, with its concrete roof in a fragile state.

Overall, the monitoring exercise demonstrated a proactive approach by the Adentan Municipal Assembly’s MPCU in ensuring the timely and effective completion of essential infrastructure projects aimed at improving the well-being and educational facilities within the municipality. With ongoing efforts and close monitoring, the assembly is working towards enhancing the quality of public services and infrastructure for the benefit of the community.

The Municipal Chief Executive was very happy about giant stripes taken in completion of some of the projects.

Contrally, he was not happy with some of the work of the Contractors ,especially the pavement and landscaping work at the Fish for Development Project site. He queried the loose aggregation of inquality materials used causing fractural defects in the pavement work.

SOURCE: ISD, ADENTAN.

KOOSE ZONAL COUNCIL UNVEILS AGENDA FOR 2024

MIS UNIT — Fri, 15 Dec 2023 15:03:59 +0000

The Koose Zonal Council, a pivotal arm of the Adentan Municipal Assembly, has revealed its strategic plans for the year 2024. During a recent stakeholders’ engagement, the council outlined key areas of focus aimed at enhancing the welfare and infrastructure within the zone.

First on the agenda is the ambitious project to shape and improve federal roads within the Koose Zonal area. This initiative seeks to address long-standing concerns about road infrastructure and enhance connectivity within the zone. Additionally, the council aims to embark on a property bill distribution program to ensure equitable distribution of municipal bills and taxes, a move expected to bolster revenue collection for development projects.

Security concerns also take center stage in the council’s plans, with a dedicated effort to improve security measures within the zone. This includes collaborating with local law enforcement agencies and community stakeholders to proactively address security challenges and ensure the safety of residents.

Furthermore, the council has earmarked initiatives to enhance essential amenities such as potable water and other facilities crucial for the well-being of residents. This commitment reflects the council’s dedication to improving the living standards and overall quality of life within the Koose Zonal area.

The unveiling of these comprehensive plans underscores the council’s commitment to proactive governance and community development. As the year 2024 approaches, the Koose Zonal Council’s agenda signals a concerted effort to address pressing infrastructure, revenue, and security issues, setting the stage for a transformative year ahead.

SOURCE: ISD, ADENTAN

ADENTAN MUNICIPALITY TAKES PREVENTIVE MEASURES AGAINST FLOODING BY DREDGING STORM AND EARTH DRAINS

EdBondzie — Thu, 27 Jul 2023 15:01:30 +0000

The Adentan Municipal Assembly, in collaboration with the Urban Roads Department, has launched an extensive dredging project to clear and maintain various drains within the municipality. This concerted effort aims to ensure a smooth flow of water during the rainy season, ultimately averting potential flooding in flood-prone areas.

Recognizing the significance of proactive measures, the Adentan Municipal Assembly has prioritized the dredging of several notable drains. Among them are the Saint Peter School drain, the Prison junction drain, and the Agawe drain. By

focusing on these key drainage systems, officials aim to enhance the overall capacity of the municipality’s drainage infrastructure and mitigate the risks of flooding.

st. peters storm drain

With an estimate of approximately 800 kilometers of drains in need of dredging, the Urban Roads Engineer has emphasized the importance of adhering to engineering best practices. This meticulous approach ensures the durability and longevity of the project, guaranteeing efficient water drainage for years to come.

By undertaking this massive dredging exercise, the Adentan Municipality demonstrates its commitment to safeguarding the welfare and safety of its residents. The project’s initiation reflects the municipality’s proactive stance

towards climate resilience and disaster management.

St. Peters storm drain

Commenting on the project, the Municipal Chief Executive of Adentan, Hon. Daniel Alexander Nii-Noi Adumuah said, “Our priority is to enhance the drainage systems within the municipality, as this directly impacts the well-being of our citizens. Flooding has historically been a concern during the rainy seasons, and by dredging key storm and earth drains, we aim to prevent potential disasters and ensure the comfort and security of our residents.”

st.peters storm drain

The dredging project is expected to be completed within a week. The Adentan Municipal Assembly has also pledged to effectively monitor and maintain the drainage systems to uphold their functionality and effectiveness.

Residents and commuters are advised to exercise caution and cooperate with ongoing construction efforts during this period. The Adentan Municipal Assembly requests their understanding and patience, as these dredging operations be conducted to safeguard their best interests.

Agawe Earth Drain

As the municipality focuses on its long-term infrastructure development plans, this dredging initiative serves as a testament to its commitment to modernizing its drainage systems. The success of this project will not only enhance public safety but also contribute to the overall growth and development of the Adentan Municipality.

SOURCE: ISD, ADENTAN