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HON ALHASSAN ABDALLAH IDDI DELIVERED ELECTRICAL MATERIALS FOR RURAL ELECTRIFICATION PROJECTS.

THE DCE FOR NORTH EAST GONJA, HON ALHASSAN ABDALLAH IDDI DELIVERED ELECTRICAL MATERIALS FOR RURAL ELECTRIFICATION PROJECTS.


The DCE received the materials from the ministry of Energy and handed it to the contractor for the completion of works at Yapala, Tantuyani, Kpanshegu and Takpili communities today.


The people were more than happy upon seeing the high tension wires in their towns and the contractor assured the DCE and the constituents that he will do a good job and finished on schedule upon receipt of all materials needed.


However materials for Libi, Voguyili, Sakpalua, Kpinchilla, Jalo, Buhujah among others have also arrived for delivering.
Meanwhile the DCE is in Accra again for similar projects for other communities and other projects in the district.
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