Ibrahim Mahama Funds GH¢590,000 Water Treatment Plant for Ho Teaching Hospital

The Volta Regional Minister, Hon. James Gunu, conducted an inspection of an ongoing GH¢590,000 water treatment project at the Ho Teaching Hospital. The initiative is designed to address longstanding water supply challenges and provide a reliable, clean water system essential for the hospital’s day-to-day healthcare delivery.

​Fully funded by businessman Ibrahim Mahama, the infrastructure project features a massive 40,000-litre storage facility alongside an advanced treatment unit capable of processing 4,000 litres of water every hour. Once operational, the plant will ensure that the facility maintains an uninterrupted flow of safe water across its various departments.

​Emphasizing the vital nature of the project during his tour, Hon. James Gunu highlighted that a major referral institution like the Ho Teaching Hospital cannot function effectively without a secure water source. He noted that dependable utility services are foundational to maintaining high hygiene standards and providing quality medical care to patients.

​Expressing his appreciation, the hospital’s Chief Executive Officer, Dr. Hintermann K.K. Mbroh, stated that the new system will offer immense relief to both medical staff and patients. He commended the Regional Minister for actively facilitating the donation, which stems from a strategic engagement held a few months ago between Hon. Gunu and the hospital’s Governing Board.

​Work on the facility is nearing completion, according to Mr. Divine Kwasitse, Managing Partner of Sed Investments International—the firm executing the construction. The project is scheduled to be fully completed and officially handed over to the Ho Teaching Hospital management by the end of November.

@Volta Today