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March 23, 2026
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Akurugu delivers first state of Constituency address, highlights development gains in Dome-Kwabenya
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Key Points
- Mrs. Faustina Elikplim Akurugu, MP for Dome-Kwabenya, delivered her maiden State of the Constituency Address (SOCA).
- The address highlighted achievements and future priorities in education, healthcare, sanitation, youth empowerment, and infrastructure.
- A key announcement was the sod-cutting for the 5.2-kilometre Narhman–Grand Style Hotel–Musuku Road project.
- The SOCA was lauded by stakeholders as a platform for transparency, accountability, and direct engagement between leadership and constituents.
- The event is set to become an annual platform, reinforcing inclusive governance and fostering optimism among residents for future development.
Why This Matters
This initiative underscores a significant move towards localized accountability and transparent governance in Ghana. By providing a direct platform for MPs to report to constituents, it strengthens democratic processes and enhances public trust in local leadership. The focus on infrastructure and development at the constituency level directly contributes to national progress and economic improvement from the grassroots.
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