My Gov’t Has Constructed Record Number of Roads and Interchanges- Prez
Outgoing President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo prides himself as the head of state and government of Ghana to undertake the largest road network and interchanges construction in the country’s history.
In an address on the nation on January 3, he said his government had constructed and rehabilitated over twelve thousand (12,000) kilometres of roads, improving connectivity and reducing travel times.
“These projects have not only facilitated trade, but also enhanced access to essential services. It is fitting, therefore, to acknowledge that this administration has constructed more roads and interchanges than any other in our nation’s history.”
In a further data provided on interchange construction projects, he counted five interchanged completed in the Greater Accra Region namely the Pokuase Interchange, Tema Motorway Interchange Phase I, Obetsebi Lamptey Interchange Phase I, the East Legon Underpass, and the Flowerpot Interchange.
Two others, he said, had also been completed in the Suhum and Tamale, with 14 additional interchanges currently underway across Ghana, at different stages of completion.
Such, he listed to include the Obetsebi Lamptey Interchange Phase II, Nungua, Adjiringanor, Kpone Barrier, Prampram, Dawhenya, Savannah and Tema Motorway Phase II, the Suame Interchange Phase I, Anomangye, Maakro/Magazine New Road, Abusuakuruwa and Abrepo, as well as the PTC Interchange in Takoradi in the Western Region.
“Each of these projects tells a story of commitment, foresight, and a Ghana that is continuously moving forward.”
Source: opesuo.com/Hajara Fuseini
