The Member of Parliament for Amenfi Central, Joana Gyan Cudjoe, has urged revealed the constituency is the poorest in the Western Region. According the MP the constituency is lacking many basic infrastructural developments making life extremely difficult for inhabitants. Mrs. Cudjoe has however assured she will work extremely hard to change the narrative and called on all stakeholders to join hands in making the dream a reality.
Speaking to the media after touring some communities in the constituency, Mrs. Cudjoe appealed to various stakeholders to join hands in making the area better. She emphasized that the current state of poverty in the constituency is unacceptable and that collective efforts are needed to address the challenges facing the area.
Despite the daunting challenges, Hon. Cudjoe expressed her commitment to making a positive change in the constituency. She is determined to work tirelessly to improve the lives of her constituents and bring about development to the area.
The MP pointed to rural telephony, roads, education and healthcare, promoting rural electrification, improving sanitation, and reducing unemployment in the area.
One of Hon. Cudjoe’s top priorities is to improve the infrastructure in the constituency. She recognizes that good roads, reliable telephony networks, and access to electricity are essential for economic development and improving the quality of life for residents.
She plans to work with relevant stakeholders to upgrade the existing infrastructure and ensure that residents have access to basic amenities.
Hon. Cudjoe also emphasized the importance of quality education and healthcare in the constituency. She plans to work with stakeholders to improve the quality of education in the area, including upgrading school infrastructure, providing educational materials, and supporting teachers. She also aims to improve access to healthcare services, including constructing new health facilities and providing medical equipment and personnel.
Another key area of focus for Hon. Cudjoe is reducing unemployment in the constituency. She recognizes that unemployment is a major challenge facing the area and plans to work with stakeholders to promote economic opportunities and job creation. This includes supporting entrepreneurship and small business development, as well as promoting skills training and vocational education.
In conclusion, Hon. Joana Gyan Cudjoe’s revelation that Amenfi Central is the poorest constituency in the Western Region is a wake-up call for stakeholders to take action.
Her commitment to making a positive change in the constituency is commendable, and her focus areas are crucial for the development of the area. With her determination and collective efforts from stakeholders, there is hope for a brighter future for the people of Amenfi Central.
Source:Ayisah Foster|| Punch Newspaper
