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W/R:Amenfi Central MP Joana Gyan Cudjoe Engages Assembly Members Over Electricity Challenges

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  The Member of Parliament for Amenfi Central, Joana Gyan Cudjoe, has engaged Assembly Members, former Assembly Members, constituency executives and community leaders to document and discuss persistent electricity challenges affecting communities across the constituency. The challenges include faulty and inadequate transformers, damaged meters, ECG-related issues, unstable power supply and the need to extend electricity to underserved communities. The MP particularly commended Hon. Gyenfi Emmanuel, NPP Assembly Member for Kwaku Boah, for his consistent efforts in following up on the electricity challenges affecting his constituents. According to Madam Gyan Cudjoe, Hon. Gyenfi first raised the matter several months ago and continued following up two months ago and again last month before personally attending the latest engagement with his team. She described the initiative as an example of leadership that puts the interests of constituents above partisan politics. “Development has n...

W/R:Joana Gyan Cudjoe Calls for Unity, Rejects Social Media Misinformation Over Amenfi Central Development

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  Member of Parliament for Amenfi Central, Hon. Joana Gyan Cudjoe, has called on residents to disregard unverified allegations circulating on social media and instead focus on the development needs of the constituency. According to her, the numerous development challenges confronting Amenfi Central, including poor roads, inadequate healthcare and educational infrastructure, unreliable electricity, limited internet connectivity, water shortages and unemployment, have accumulated over several decades and cannot realistically be resolved within a single year. Hon. Joana Gyan Cudjoe said although she has been in Parliament for only about a year, she accepts responsibility for working with residents, government agencies, development partners and the private sector to address the challenges. She cited interventions and initiatives undertaken during her first year in office, including support for more than 300 graduates and non-graduates, educational initiatives, assistance to students, s...