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Top 100 Nana Addo Achievements in Ashanti Region.

Some of the projects are ongoing n others. completed. Remember NDC did not complete any project in Ashanti Region in their 1st term, not even a toilet, they did not complete any hospital in 8 years not even what Kuffour euroget hospital.

1. Kumasi Airport Phase 2 and 3
2. Ongoing construction of Kumasi Central market( Kejetia Market Phase 2)
3. 5000 capacity stadium for the youth at Nhyinahin
4. Kwadaso model Creative Arts Senior High School
5. John Agyekum Kuffour model Senior High School, Dabaa
6. Jachie Bosomtwi Girls Snr High School
7. Construction of KNUST, Obuasi Campus
8. Construction of Kumasi to Obuasi Railway line has commence.
9. Construction of $330m Boankra Inland Port, the biggest Inland Port in West Africa just commenced with funds fully secured.
10. The ongoing completion of the 48 years old 750bed Komfo Anokye Maternity Block.
11. Construction of 15 Warehouses.
12. Construction of 6 Business and Resource Centres at Obuasi, Konongo, Nkawie, Effiduasi, Mankranso.
13. The biggest Intergrated Waste and Recycling Plant.
14. John Agyekum Kuffour Estate at Oyoko Akrofuom
15. Completion of Otumfo) Osei Tutu Estate at Asokore Mampong started by Kuffour.
16. Revival of AGROGOLD ASHANTI which collapsed.


Projects Contructed from Scratch
16. Multi Fruit Processing Factory, (Otumfo) Juice) Sabin Akrofuom.
17. Drobonso Wood Processing factory
18. New Kasapreko Fruit Juice factory, Tanoso
19. Rice Processing factory, Brekete
20. Baby Diaper factory, Asonomaso Nkwanta
21 Rice Processing factory, Deedew, Agona Sekyere
22. Kumawu Machine Resource factory
23. Tissue factory, kwabre East
24. Kwaso Grain factory, Ejisu Municipality
25. Steel factory,(Rider Steel) Konongo
26. Bicks and Charcoal factory, Mampongteng
27. Palm Oil Processing Factory,(kanzini) Bekwai.
28. Juaben Oil Mill factory.

Factories which have been revived
28. Fruit and Juice factory, Ababio Express, Asokore Mampong.
29. Beacon Hill limited, Production of fish feed.
30. Cassava Processing factory, Premier food limited, Offinso.
31. Poultry factory, Darko Farms, Akropong.
32. Fertilizer Processing factory, Best Fertilizer, Asante Akyem.
Sports
33. i. Renovation of Kumasi Sports Stadium
ii. Construction of 5000 capacity Stadium
for the youth at Nhyinahin
III. Construction of New Edubiase Sports
Stadium
1V. 5 Astroturf Sports Complexes at Aboabo, Asawasi, Tafo, Ahwiaa, Ash Town etc.

Roads
34. Construction of Kumasi Inner city Roads.
* Tech - Anloga Junction
* Anloga Junction to Airport Roundabout
* Dualization of sofoline -
Santasi Roundabout - Ahodwo road
* Bantama Town Roads
* Bantama Road to Manhyia Road
* Dualization of Ahinsan to Lake Road
* Ahodwo to Daban road
* Asphalting of Amakom to Asokwa road
* Tafo town Roads
* Pankrono to Breman road
* Krofuom town roads
* Moshie Zongo road
* Daban to Sokoban road
35. Mampong Inner roads
36. Mampong to Kofiase road
37. Nsuta to Beposo road
38. Effiduasi, Agona n neibouring roads
39. Anwiakwanta to Obuasi road
40. Konongo Inner roads
41. Aboaso to Ejuratia through to Ankaase
42. Bekwai Inner City Roads


42. Ongoing Completion of the biggest maternity block in West Africa, the 48 year old 750 bed Komfo Anokye Maternity Block.
43. Construction of the Komfo Anokye Children and maternity ward( Rebecca Foundation)
44. Ongoing Construction of hospitals at the ff
* Sabronum 40 bed hospital
* Manso Nkwanta 40 bed hospital
* Twedie 40 bed hospital
* Drobonso 40 bed hospital
* Suame 40 bed hospital.
45. Completion of Euroget Tepa hospital initiated by Kuffour.
46. Euroget Kumasi Afari Military hospital initiated by Kuffour 90% complete.
47. Completion of the 40 year old Bekwai hospital.
48. Zipline Drone Centre at Mampong
49. 48 Ambulances

SHS Blocks to Eliminate Double Track
50. Dormitory, St Monicas
51. 12 Unit, Konongo Odumasi SHS
52. 12 Unit, Kumasi Academy
53. Administration block Kumasi Academy
54. 12 Unit, Kumasi High
55. 12 Unit, Osei Tutu Boys
56. 12 Unit, Opoku Ware
57. 18 Unit, Opoku Ware
58. 12 Unit, TI Amass Kumasi
59. 18 Unit TI Amass, kumasi
60. 18 Unit KSTS
61. 12 Unit St Louis
62. 18 Unit St Louis
63. 18 Unit Kumasi Anglican SHS
64. 18 Unit Ejisum SHS
65. 12 Unit Adanwomase SHS
66. Dormitory, Asare Bediako SHS
67. Administration Block, Beposo SHS
68. Dormitory, Jachie Pramso SHS
69. 18 Unit St Joseph SHS
70. Dormitory, Abuakwa State College
71. 12 Unit, Barekese SHS
72. 6 Unit Juaben SHS
73. 12 Unit Armed Forces
74. 6 Unit, TI Amass Fomena
75. 12 Unit, OKESS
76. 12 Unit Osei Adutwum
77. Dormitory Kwabre SHS
78. 12 Unit Kwabre SHS
79. 12 Unit Yaa Asantewaa SHS
80. 12 Unit, Adventist SHS Bekwai
81. Dormitory Adventist SHS Bekwai
82. 12 Unit, Bosome SHS
83. 12 Unit, Kumasi Girls SHS
84. 12 Unit, Odumase SHS
85. Dormitory, TI Amass, Fomena
86. Dormitory, Afia Kobi Girls SHS
87. 6 Unit, Kumasi Academy
88. 12 Unit Bakoman SHS
89. Dormitory, Jachie Pramso SHS
90. 12 Unit, St Monicas SHS
91. 12 Unit, Kwamang SHS
92. 12 Unit Effiduasi SHS
93. Dormitory Effiduasi SHS
94. Dormitory, Nkenkaasu SHS
95. 12 Unit, Aduman SHS
96. 12 Unit, Juaso SHS
Some Markets
97. Asamankese Market
98. Ejura Market Market
99. Asampanaye market at Ejisu Municipal
100. Over 100 Primary/JHS Block

This clearly shows Nana Addo 1st 4 years is far better than ndc 1st 4 years in Ashanti Region and given another 4 years like NDC 8 years, he will do far better than any government in the 4th Republic.

Above All
1. Ashanti Region is benefitting from the almighty Free SHS
2. They are benefitting from the restoration of Teachers and Nurses Allawa
3. They are benefitting from NABCO which they will be made permanent soon
4. They are enjoying the free water, Free Electricity.
5. Ghana Card, Mobile Interopability, online registration of National health, passport etc have all benefitted the people of Ashanti region.

27/10/2020

The opposition leader and flagbearer of the National Democratic Congress (NDC) John Mahama has said that his next government will make tertiary education free for the disabled should he be voted into power come December 7. According to Mahama, the NDC is a party known for addressing the challenges o...

26/09/2020

Failed aspirants for the victory of Akufo Addo and NPP.

14/07/2020

Parliament Approves Facility Agreement For Construction Of Trauma Hospitals

Parliament on Tuesday approved a facility agreement amounting to fifty six million, one hundred and fifty-three thousand, five hundred euros (€56,153,500.000 from Deutsche Bank AG and Global Services (UK) Limited for the construction of health facilities in parts of the country.

These include the construction of Trauma Hospitals in Obuasi in the Ashanti Region and Anyinam in the Eastern, an Accident and Emergency Centre at Enyiresi Hospital and the rehabilitation of Obuasi Health Centre in accordance with Article 181 of the 1992 Constitution.

The project which forms part of the approved list of priority projects for implementation captured in the 2020 Budget and Financial Policy Statement of the country is expected to be completed within three years after commencement with additional three hundred and fifty six (356) days Defect Notification Period (DNP).

The facility agreement between the Ghana and the lending Bank Deutsche Bank AG with TMF Global Services of the United Kingdom as the facility arranger to finance the projects was presented to the House on Wednesday July 1, 2020 by Charles Adu Boahen, a Deputy Minister of Finance on behalf of the substantive Minister Ken Ofori and referred to the Finance Committee for consideration and report.

Chairman of the Committee Mark Assibey-Yeboah submitting the Committee’s Report in Parliament on Tuesday said the country is committed to ensuring the provision of health infrastructure to ensure quality health services delivery and also to promote universal access to health care services nationwide.

He said the introduction of the National Health Insurance Scheme (NHIS) has enhanced financial access to healthcare services with increasing utilization of Out-Patient-Department services nationwide, yet the development of health infrastructure has not kept pace with the continuous increase in demand for OPD services in all regions of the country.

According to the Committee Chairman, the demand and government spending on healthcare and other infrastructure are growing at a pace which are likely to be unsustainable unless new funding sources are found and managerial strategies for improving quality assurance are marched with corresponding expansion and improvement in health infrastructure

He said the object of the loan is to finance the construction of the required infrastructure and the provision of medical equipment and ancillary services to ensure that the beneficiary hospitals are fully operational and befitting their status to provide the enabling condition for attracting the needed healthcare professionals.

Mark Assibey-Yeboah added the Committee observed that Obuasi in Ashanti Region and Anyinam in the Eastern Region presently do not have any major government hospitals while the existing Obuasi Health Centre is presently ill-equipped and inadequate to meet the health needs of the burgeoning population of the catchment area.

The Committee, he said, was also informed that the Enyiresi Hospital though strategically located along the Accra-Kumasi highway does not have a modern Accident or Emergency Centre, hence the project is intended to provide the required infrastructure, medical equipment, ancillary facilities and services to ensure that the beneficiary hospitals are fully operational and befitting the status of modern hospitals with emphasis on trauma.

The Chairman on recommendations of the Committee respectfully moved the motion for the House to adopt the report and approve the resolution in recognition of the immense healthcare and other socio-economic benefits to be derived from the project and was seconded by a Deputy Finance Minister Abena Osei.

25/06/2020

Voter ID and Birth Certificate cannot be used to register – Supreme Court dismisses NDC’s case

The Supreme Court of Ghana has decided that the existing voter ID card and birth certificates cannot be used as proof of identity to register in the upcoming voter registration exercise.

This judgement effectively throws out the challenge by the National Democratic Congress (NDC) and a private citizen, Mark Takyi-Banson, who were before the Court questioning the Electoral Commission’s (EC) decision to compile an entirely new register and exclude the existing voter ID.

The Court, however, agrees with the NDC that the right to vote, once conferred on a person, cannot be diminished.

By its decision, the Supreme Court has also halted all actions pending against the EC on the voter registration in any Court.

09/06/2020

House Adopts Report on Public Elections (Registration of Voters) (Amendment) Regulations 2020, Constitutional Instrument (C. I.) 126

Parliament by a majority of 106 to 92 votes adopted the report of the Committee on Subsidiary Legislation on the controversial Public Elections (Registration of Voters) (Amendment) Regulations 2020, Constitutional Instrument (C. I.) 126 submitted by the Electoral Commission (EC) after a heated debate on Tuesday June 09, 2020.

The Minority Leader Haruna Iddrisu citing the Standing Orders of the House challenged the Speakers ruling on the voice vote and called for a vote by ballot to be cast to determine those in favour of adoption of the report enabling individual MPs to be called one after the other to cast their votes under the supervision of Leadership from both sides of the House and Parliamentary Staff.

As anticipated, the National Democratic Congress (NDC) MPs present in the House during the debate voted en bloc against the approval of the C.I. in line with their party’s aspiration while their counterparts from the New Patriotic Party (NPP) voted for it.

The new C.I. which matures at the close of day effectively amended the existing electoral regulation C.I. 91 thus making Ghana card and passports the only forms of identification one can use to get onto the new voters’ register.

The approval by the House invariably means all other forms of national identification including the existing voter’s identity card, birth certificate and other national documents cannot be used in registering for the new voter identification card.

According to the new legal authority, people who do not have any of the two documents, namely the Ghana card and passports would have to get two newly registered voters to guarantee for them before they can register, however no individual can guarantee for more than ten people.

The Instrument was laid in the House by the Majority Leader Hon. Osei Kyei-Mensah-Bonsu on Tuesday March 31, 2020 in accordance with Article 1 (17) of the 1992 Constitution and referred to the Committee on Subsidiary Legislation for consideration and report pursuant to the Standing Orders of the House by the Speaker Rt. Hon. Prof. Michael Oquaye.

It is worthy to note that unlike regular bills it was impossible for Parliament to amend any part of the C.I. since Constitutional Instruments laid on the floor of the House automatically mature after twenty one sitting days and the House could only reject it or allow for it to mature.

Twenty-one out of the twenty five-member Subsidiary Legislation Committee members who were present at the Committee meeting on Wednesday June 3, 2020 had earlier voted 12-9 in favour of the Instrument to give legal backing to the EC to compile the new voter’s register.

Chairman of the Committee and MP for Bolgatanga East, Dr. Dominic Akuritunga Ayine moving the motion for the adoption of the Report of the Committee at the plenary seconded by the Ranking Member Hon. Yaw Buabeng Asamoah recommending that the House approves the C.I., explained that the Committee examined the C.I. within the ambit of the general objects of the Constitution.

He said the Committee was of the view that the rationale for the Instrument was in accordance with the powers of the Electoral Commission under Article 51 with respect to the compilation of a credible and widely accepted voter register for the conduct of public elections and referenda in the country.

According to the Committee Chairman, it was however regrettable that the Committee could not arrive at a consensus as to whether or not the exclusion of a driver’s licence, birth certificate and existing voter identification card from the C.I. 126 was constitutional.

He therefore lamented that the Committee could only recommend to the House by a majority decision to adapt its report and allow the C.I. to mature after the expiration of the twenty-one sitting days in accordance with Article 11 (7) of the Constitution and become law to enable the EC go ahead with the voter registration exercise based on provisions of the C.I.

11/07/2019

If you lie about corruption, GII will expose you. NDC SHM.

11/07/2019

According to the GII, corruption has gone down . We have actually done something's right let see what the NDC will say about this one. They are the only people who see corruption is on the rise in this country.

10/07/2019

Mean while, after their useless hardship and insecurity demo, they freely sat to enjoy white wine and fufu.

26/11/2018

I ended my 3-day tour of the Eastern Region, on Saturday, 24th November, 2018.

I visited the Afram Plains Cattle Ranch, established by my Government to help end the clashes between our local farmers and nomadic herdsmen. Government is establishing three more ranches in Forifori, Chemfeh and Amankwakrom, all in Afram Plains.

I also visited Donkorkrom and Mpraeso, where I reiterated the commitment of Government to creating a society of opportunities for all Ghanaians. #

07/12/2017

Thanks giving service

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The president's meets the media

25/04/2017

The Ghana Armed Forces (GAF) has announced through a statement its 2017/2018 recruitment exercise. The statement signed by the Director of Public Affairs Colonel Aggrey Quarshie said, “The sale of online application Scratch Cards will commence throughout the country on Tuesday 25 April, 2017 at desi...

19/04/2017

The rehabilitated Adomi bridge at Atimpoku in the Eastern Region have started developing cracks less than a year and half after its commissioning. Photos available to Adomonline.com show cracks developing in the asphalted road on the bridge which connects the Volta and Eastern Regions. The cracks, a...

10/04/2017

President Nana Akufo-Addo will today address the nation on his first three months in office. The President and his Cabinet over the weekend met to review their performance in the last 90 days in office and the way forward. Citi News understands that one issue that dominated discussion was the increa...

01/04/2017

Vice President Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia, on Thursday, urged the Public Procurement Authority to ensure that from June, this year, every procurement conducted would be uniquely captured with a special identity code for easy tracking. He said although the Ghana Integrated Financial Management Information…

24/03/2017

Central Regional Chairman for the National Democratic Congress (NDC), Allotey Jacobs, has said the party will collapse if he starts talking. He alluded to the fact that the defeat of the party has infuriated the rank and file of the party- who felt the party failed to executive its agenda for victor...

17/03/2017

Confusion broke out in the Eastern Region Friday afternoon between some executives of the opposition National Democratic Congress (NDC), at a sitting of the Dr. Kwesi Botchwey-led committee, aimed at diagnosing the party’s loss in the December 2016 elections. This comes after some foot soldiers of t...

14/03/2017

A former MP for Salaga, Ibrahim Dey, has accused former National Security Advisor to former President John Mahama, Mr Baba Kamara, of unilaterally inf...

26/01/2017

Ultimatefmonline.com, can authoritatively report that more heads of various public institutions will be sacked in the coming days in line with radical changes the new government intends to inject into the system. The Directors of COCOBOD, SSNIT, Lands Commission, GPHA, GNPC, NCA and TOR among others...

25/01/2017

The President, Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo is confident that persons he has nominated to various offices in the country would help him deliver the ‘best government ever’ in the history of Ghana. The President, who was commenting on the quality of his appointees after presenting a list of Regional Mi...

25/01/2017

President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo has said his ministerial nominees will provide the best government in Ghana’s history. Shortly after he had introduced his Regional Ministers-designate at the Flagstaff House in Accra on Tuesday, 24 January, Mr Akufo-Addo expressed confidence in the abilities of...

25/01/2017

It has been revealed that prior to the 2016 elections; the then flagbearer of the New Patriotic Party (NPP) Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo signed a pact with regional chairmen of his party and vested in them the authority to determine who their preferred regional minister becomes. According to close so...

15/01/2017

Former Attorney General Martin A.B.K. Amidu has claimed some influential people and chiefs are trying to persuade new President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo not to prosecute perceived corrupt officials under the previous Mahama administration. He said President Akufo-Addo’s anti-corruption efforts wo...

07/01/2017

Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo  has been sworn-in as Ghana’s 5th President of the 4th Republic, after winning the recently held Presidential elections in December, 2016. Taking the presidential oath of office and oath of allegiance, Nana Akufo Addo said : “I Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo, having been ele...