The Member of Parliament for Tarkwa-Nsuaem, Hon. Issah Salifu Taylor, has stepped up efforts to improve road infrastructure in the constituency following an inspection of ongoing reshaping works on the Alimens Gas–Cyanide road.
The MP, accompanied by the Constituency Chairman and members of his office, visited the project site to assess the progress of work and ensure that the contractor delivers according to the expected standards.
The Alimens Gas–Cyanide road is an important route for residents and businesses, making its improvement significant to transportation, accessibility and economic activities within the area.
During the inspection, Hon. Taylor expressed satisfaction with the work undertaken so far and encouraged the contractor to maintain the quality of work while accelerating construction to facilitate early completion.
He also reaffirmed his determination to push for improved road networks across Tarkwa-Nsuaem, particularly inner roads that serve communities and support everyday economic activities.
The intervention is expected to ease transportation difficulties, improve road safety and provide residents with more convenient access to essential services and business centres.
Hon. Taylor's inspection underscores the importance of monitoring ongoing development projects to ensure quality delivery and value for the people of Tarkwa-Nsuaem.



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