The purpose of the visit was to introduce themselves, pay homage, and explore potential areas of collaboration.
Ubor Konja VI, on behalf of the chiefs and elders expressed gratitude to President John Dramani Mahama for his transformational and diverse developmental projects.
He however, appealed to the government to complete the Agenda 111 Hospital project, started by the previous government, which would provide better healthcare for pregnant women and all sick people nationwide.
The chief highlighted several infrastructure challenges in the district, including, Nkwanta-Damanko stretch, which is in a deplorable condition, causing health hazards and disrupting transportation.
He said the Community Senior High School’s E-block project at Damanko remains unfinished and appealed for its completion to improve access to education.
In the area of electricity, the paramount chief stated that the district faces low voltage issues, affecting businesses and daily life, and reminded the government of its promise to establish a sub-station.
He said many communities, including Sibi and Kpassa township, lacked access to potable water, making it difficult for residents to access this essential resource.
He appealed for the establishment of a Nursing Training College to provide tertiary education opportunities for young people.
The overlord noted that despite the presence of different tribes in the district, including Konkombas, Basares, Kotokolis, Ewes, Mossi, and Kabres, the people live in peace and harmony.
The chief appealed for support for the district police command, including a vehicle to enable them to discharge their duties effectively.
The Regional Minister, on his part, acknowledged the challenge of accessing clean water in Kpassa and assured the chiefs that plans were underway to revamp the dormant water treatment project in the area.
He promised to liaise with the Ministries of Health and Education to ensure a successful outcome of the establishment of a Nursing Training College in Kpassa.
The meeting was attended by a delegation of chiefs and elders, including representatives from the Konkomba Youth Association.
GNA
