Residents of the Wuxor, Have, and Sremanu Electoral Area in the Akatsi South Municipality are expected to witness a major improvement in mobile network connectivity following the delivery of construction materials for the long-awaited telecommunications network pole project at Sremanu.
The Assemblymember for the Electoral Area, Hon. Japhet Festus Gbede, announced the development in a statement, describing it as a significant milestone in efforts to bridge the communication gap that has affected the area for years.
According to him, work on the project is expected to commence in the coming days, bringing renewed hope to residents who have long struggled with poor mobile network services.
He noted that the project will not only improve communication but also promote economic activities, facilitate access to digital services, support education, and enhance emergency response within the beneficiary communities.
Hon. Gbede attributed the success to sustained advocacy, constructive engagement, and effective collaboration among key stakeholders, stressing that the achievement demonstrates that committed leadership and collective efforts can deliver meaningful development.
“This marks another important step in our determination to ensure that the people of Wuxor, Have, and Sremanu enjoy the benefits of modern communication infrastructure,” he said.
The Assemblymember expressed gratitude to the Member of Parliament for Akatsi South and First Deputy Speaker of Parliament, Rt. Hon. Bernard Ahiafor, the Municipal Chief Executive, Hon. Daniel Dagba, Mr. Tony Ahiagbeame, Dr. Segla, and the Chief Executive Officer of the Ghana Investment Fund for Electronic Communications (GIFEC) for their invaluable support and commitment towards the realization of the project.
He reaffirmed his commitment to championing initiatives that improve the living conditions of his constituents, adding that his vision of making the Wuxor, Have, and Sremanu Electoral Area a model of development is steadily becoming a reality.
The telecommunications network project is expected to significantly improve mobile phone coverage and internet connectivity in Sremanu and surrounding communities, addressing one of the area’s longstanding infrastructure challenges.
