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SUPPORTING DISABILITIES IN HO MUNICIPALITY

Supporting Our People with Disabilities in The Ho Municipality Part 2.

It was a fulfilling day as we distributed resources to beneficiaries from the Municipal Assembly’s share of the Common Fund specifically allocated for Persons With Disabilities (PWDs).

The items donated, which included cash, fufu pounding machines, chest freezers, sewing machines, laptops, barbering equipment, and various provisions like rice, oil, and detergents, are aimed at a simple but profound goal: to help our beneficiaries build viable and sustainable businesses and alleviate the hardship that sometimes pushes them onto the streets.

I want to personally assure every PWD in Ho that I will ensure you always receive your due share of government allocations. Furthermore, my Task Force will be monitoring the usage of these items, ready to reward and further support those who are excelling.

I also take this opportunity to urge all families to treat their relatives with disabilities with the utmost humanity and respect. They deserve our support and encouragement.

We are committed to empowering every citizen in Ho

INSPECTION OF 2025 DACF PROJECTS

I was accompanied by our MP Hon. Edem Kpotosu yesterday to inspect 2025 DACF projects which we started early this year with sod cutting at Kpenoe.

The team is moving at lightning speed. Kudos to the contractors and stakeholders for their hardwork!

The projects are:

1. CHPS compound at Ziavi Bamefedo

2. CHPS compound at Takla Atiyinu

3. 2 units nurses quaters at Matse

4. 2 units nurses quarters at Tokokoe

5. 6 units classroom block at Kpenoe

6. 6 units classroom block at Nyive

7. 3 units classroom block at Hodzo

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THE MCE MEETING WITH THE STAFF OF THE HO MUNICIPAL ASSEMBLY

In the early hours of Thursday the 24th of April, 2025, The MCE, Hon. Stephen Adom met with all staff of the various departments of the Ho Municipal Assembly.

The MCE in his expressions was excited to familiarize himself with everyone and outlined his plans for the Assembly, and the municipality at large. Stating he’s aware it may not be easy but with the experience he’s had as a former Assembly Member and his past work experience he can achieve it all.

He mentioned, his special focus is on agriculture and urged everyone to join him in making a change through agriculture and other important areas.

THE MCE GETS UNANIMOUS ENDORSEMENT

Ho Municipal Chief Executive nominee gets Unanimous Endorsement.

The President’s nominee for Ho Municipal Chief Executive, Mr. Stephen Adom, has received a unanimous endorsement by the Assembly Members.

At a special Assembly meeting to confirm the nominee, on Tuesday April 7, all 43 Assembly members comprising 29 elected and 14 government appointees voted in his favour, with a 100 per cent endorsement.

In his acceptance speech, Hon. Adom pledged to promote agriculture to propel the Municipality’s economic growth.

He noted that the Ho Municipal area had very fertile lands, which should be well utilized to enhance the lots of the people.

The MCE- Elect expressed gratitude to the President, His Excellency John Dramani Mahama, for the confidence reposed in him and promised to work hard to promote the government’s re-setting agenda.

He also thanked the Assembly members for the overwhelming endorsement, saying “100 percent means a lot to me and I will not take it for granted.”

The Volta Regional Minister, Hon. James Gunu, expressed optimism that Hon. Adom with his deep understanding of local governance, commitment to inclusive development, and passion for service, would help move the Municipality forward.

Present at the confirmation meeting were the Hon. Volta Regional Minister, Mr. James Gunu, the Members of Parliament for Ho and Ho West, Hon Richmond Edem Kpotosu and Hon. Emmmanuel Kwasi Bedzrah, past District and Municipal Chief Executives of the Assembly, traditional and religious leaders, as well as NDC executives.

Earlier, 14 government appointees were sworn into office. They took the oath of office, allegiance, and secrecy.

Story by Yvonne Elikplim Harlley-Kanyi,

Municipal Information Officer.