The chief of New Atuabo, Nana Kwaku Baah II and his elders have decided to construct a technical training institute and a modern lorry pack for the people of New Atuabo and its surrounding areas.
The projects which would be sited on 20 acres of land at the township are expected to be completed in five years.
Nana Baah II announced this at New Atuabo, a suburb of Tarkwa, when he organized a thanksgiving service to enable the community to raise GH¢200,000.00 to begin both projects.
The chief of New Atuabo said he was not only interested in the welfare of the people but also shared equal responsibility to support the development of the country, especially in Tarkwa.
He said the establishment of a technical training institute will put an end to the stress and huge sums of money mining firms invest in sponsoring individuals in its catchment communities to get access to such training facilities.
Nana Baah II said the projects would significantly contribute to the development of the community and generate employment for the youth, adding that, it would also increase the revenue of the community.
He expressed gratitude to all who had helped in diverse ways to give a face-lift to the New Atuabo community and appealed to government to assist in completing the projects in time.
The Municipal Chief Executive, Mrs Christina Kobinah, in a message read on her behalf commended the chief for the initiative and entreated other communities to strive to invest in projects that will benefit people.
She appealed to the people of Tarkwa Nsueam to avoid littering haphazardly to safe the assembly from using greater part of its internally generated revenue in collecting refuse in the municipality.
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