Gov’t Reaffirms Commitment to Completing Abandoned Projects
MP for Ellembelle says government will finish all stalled projects before new initiatives begin.
The Member of Parliament for Ellembelle, Emmanuel Armah-Kofi Buah, says the government will not launch new projects until every abandoned one is completed. He made the assurance when he commissioned a mechanised borehole for the Ellembelle community in Takoradi. The MP said the President has redeployed his second Minister for Finance to hasten the completion of such projects across the country.
This announcement comes as part of a broader national call to recover value from infrastructure that was left unfinished by previous administrations. By focusing first on these stalled developments, the government aims to deliver tangible benefits to communities that have long waited for basic services like clean water.
The MP highlighted that the newly commissioned borehole will immediately improve access to safe drinking water for residents, reducing the need for long journeys to alternative sources. This initiative is one of many the government is pushing to rehabilitate critical social infrastructure across the country.
Community leaders and residents in Ellembelle have welcomed the move, expressing hope that other priority projects like road networks and school buildings will receive similar attention in the coming months.