Big Push For Better Roads:President Mahama Flags Off Atimpoku-Aflao Project
President John Dramani Mahama has reaffirmed his government’s commitment to delivering critical road infrastructure with the launch of the Big Push Project.
The project involves the redevelopment of the Atimpoku-Asikuma-Anyrawasi-Ho-Denu-Aflao road, a major stretch that links several key towns across the Volta Region and serves as a vital corridor to Togo.
This ambitious project is expected to significantly improve road safety, reduce travel time, and open new opportunities for trade, tourism, and socio-economic growth.
To ensure efficiency and faster completion, contractors have been strategically allocated sections of the road network.
Each contractor will work on a specific stretch for no more than 24 months, with the works divided into manageable phases to avoid delays.
Priority has been given to Ghanaian construction companies, which have proven their capability to deliver quality results comparable to foreign firms.
First Sky Limited is one such leading local company that has earned trust and recognition for its consistent work on major projects.
The government has secured significant financial backing for the project, with funds already available to ensure prompt payment to contractors.
According to President Mahama, the Finance Minister has pledged that every certified contractor working under the Big Push initiative will receive payment within two weeks of submitting their certificates.
With this project, President Mahama aims to bring transformative development across the country through targeted infrastructure.
The Big Push Project is designed to improve the lives of citizens and boost economic growth in the region.
Source :Noella VR
