Kojo Asiamah has indicated that, the bags of cements donated by Lawyer Kpeli Worlase were not rejected as been reported in the media.
Speaking with Afram Plains Stories on Sunday, August 27, 2023, he stated that there was an agreement between the committee in charge of the construction of the bridge and Lawyer Kpeli Worlase for the cement to be used for other purposes.
It was earlier reported on Sunday, August 27, 2023, that the Member of Parliament for Kwahu Afram Plains North Constituency, Hon. Betty Krosbi Mensah had rejected 40 bags of cements donated by Lawyer Kpeli Worlase as his contribution towards the ongoing construction work on the Donkorkrom-Ademmra road.
Lawyer Kpeli Worlase had earlier clarified the issue, indicating that, his cements were accepted.
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Kojo Asiamah, the rep for the Council of Chiefs and Elders on the committee indicated that, it was the decision of the committee not to use the cements donated by Lawyer Kpeli Worlase for the construction of the bridge and same was communicated to the lawyer.
Asked what their reason(s) was/were, he stated that they had earlier purchased the quantity of cements needed for the work and that, the grades of the cements donated by the Lawyer were below the expected grade of cement for the construction work.
He was quick to add that, the cements have been accepted and are currently in the custody of the Council of Chiefs and Elders and would be used for other purposes that would benefit the entire community.
Hon. Betty Krosbi Mensah on site inspecting and supporting the workers
He urged that, the public disregard the rumour in circulation and pleaded that, anyone who wants to support should feel free and do so.
The bridge, linking Ademmra and it’s adjoining towns to Donkorkrom was washed away by a heavy rain. The MP for the constituency, through an all stakeholders engagement, mobilized funds for the reconstruction of the bridge.
Session of youth from Donkorkrom on site assisting
A temporary bridge was constructed but got washed away again, leaving the MP and the team with no other option than to construct a permanent concrete bridge on the road.
Currently, work is ongoing steadily on the project, with the hope that, the bridge could be constructed within the shortest possible time to pave way for businesses to boom once again in the District.
