The Member of Parliament (MP) for the Keta Constituency, Hon. Kwame Dzidzorli Gakpey, has appealed to residents of his constituency to exercise patience and moderate their criticisms regarding the state of local infrastructure. Speaking with a blend of candor and reassurance, the lawmaker acknowledged the deep-seated frustrations of constituents over unpaved roads, while firmly assuring them that concrete interventions are well on the way to transforming the constituency's transport network.
Hon. Gakpey made these remarks during the official handing-over ceremony of a newly constructed Community-based Health Planning and Services (CHPS) compound at Tengekope. The event, meant to boost grassroots healthcare delivery in the enclave, naturally drew a large crowd of community members, local leaders, and party faithful. Amidst the celebrations of improved health access, the conversation inevitably turned to the infrastructural deficit in the area, prompting the MP to address the grievances head-on.
Addressing the crowd, the Keta legislator humorously yet earnestly urged constituents to "tone down the insults" on radio and social media platforms over delayed road projects. He emphasized that as their elected representative, he shares their pain and is constantly lobbying relevant ministries and agencies to fast-track construction approvals. He noted that governance requires systematic planning and funding, assuring them that their cries have not fallen on deaf ears and that physical work on the roads will commence shortly.
The commissioning of the Tengekope CHPS compound itself marks a significant milestone for the community, which previously struggled to access prompt and reliable healthcare services. Local leaders expressed profound gratitude to the MP for prioritizing health infrastructure, even as they rallied behind his renewed assurances on the road network. With the new facility now operational and road machinery expected on site soon, constituents look forward to a dual boost in both their healthcare delivery and overall mobility.
@Volta Today
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