Ahenkro Gets Ultra-Modern Market Complex

A sod-cutting ceremony has taken place in Ahenkro, in the Afigya Kwabre District in the Ashanti Region, for the construction of an ultra-modern market complex.

The three-storey building, when completed, will be equipped with lockable stores, stalls, toilet facilities, washrooms, a fire station, and a lorry terminal, among others. It aims to enhance business opportunities in the Afigya Kwabere North district.

The ceremony, held on June 19, 2023, was attended by local chiefs, government officials, and members of the community.

According to Nana Ahenkro Sei-Poku IV, the completion of the market complex fulfills his desires and signifies a milestone in his reign as chief, as he was urged by Asantehene to focus on community development. He also highlighted other ongoing projects, including hospitals, schools, and portable water systems, aimed at improving the economic livelihoods of the people.

“I am satisfied with the project because it aligns with the vision of community development. There are other  ongoing projects, including hospitals, schools, and portable water systems, aimed at improving the economic livelihoods of the people.”

Nana Ahenkro Sei-Poku IV

The chief called upon his people to support his vision and promote peace and development in the community.

The project, being executed through a private-public partnership, is expected to be completed within the next 21 months.

Hon. Kwasi Karikari Achamfuor, the District Chief Executive for Afigya Kwabere North, commended Nana Ahenkro Sei-Poku IV for his visionary leadership and emphasized the positive impact the market complex will have on the community’s financial well-being.

“I anticipate a significant boost in revenue for the Afigya Kwabere North district upon completion of the project,” he said.

The contractor, Mr. Gabriel Enyan of Jometo Enterprise Limited, appealed to the community residents to support the project and refrain from stealing building materials. He emphasized the importance of timely completion and urged the cooperation of the community in achieving this goal.