Atwereboana Six-Unit Classroom Block Finally Completed

The long-abandoned six-unit classroom block in the Buem Traditional Area, Atwereboana has been successfully completed. The project, which had stalled for several years, now stands ready to serve students and teachers in the Jasikan Municipality. This achievement reflects the commitment of local leadership to addressing critical developmental needs and ensuring that no project is left behind in the constituency.

Under the esteemed leadership of Hon. Iddie Kofi Adams, Member of Parliament for Buem, and Hon. Parke-Davis Magyigbe, the completion was made possible through the Legacy Projects allocation of the District Assemblies’ Common Fund (DACF). The vibrant new facility features a modern design with yellow and red walls, a spacious courtyard, and essential amenities, transforming what was once an eyesore into a proud landmark for quality education in the area.

The development has been warmly welcomed by residents, who see it as a testament to responsive governance. Special appreciation has been extended to former President John Dramani Mahama, Hon. Kofi Adams, and Hon. Parke Davis for their roles in prioritizing and facilitating the project’s revival. Their combined efforts highlight a collaborative approach to infrastructure delivery that puts the welfare of constituents first.

This completion not only enhances learning conditions for students but also signals a new era of progress and accountability in the Buem constituency. As more abandoned projects receive attention, the people of Jasikan Municipality can look forward to continued development that strengthens education, improves livelihoods, and builds a brighter future for the next generation.