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BY: Kweku Zurek
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From Left to Right: General Manager of Eletrochem, David Cameron, Director McDan Group/Electrochem Ghana, Dzigbordi Kwaku, the Paramount Chief of Ada, Nene Abram Kabu Akuaku III and Chairman Mr Daniel Mckorley.
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The Chairman of Electrochem Ghana Limited, Mr Daniel McKorley has assured residents of communities located around the Ada Songor Salt Project that they will not be excluded from exploiting the salt resource in the Songor lagoon.
According to Mr McKorley, the company has out of goodwill constructed special pans which would be set aside for the locals to mine safely without destroying the environment.
Ada East Assembly engages residents on planning
April 14, 2021
The Ada East District Assembly has taken its medium-term policy planning document to the doorstep of residents to ensure broad-based grass-roots stakeholder participation.
Ms Sarah Dugbakie Pobee, Ada East District Chief Executive, told the Ghana News Agency (GNA) at Ada that the assembly initiated the door-to-door engagement as they realised that residents did not participate when it was organised at the zonal council levels.
Ms Pobee said this when she interacted with GNATema team led by Mr Francis Ameyibor, Tema Regional Manager, during a working visit to Ada and its environs to meet leaders in the area.
The Ada Traditional Council in the Greater Accra Region has urged residents to strictly adhere to the COVID-19 safety protocols to complement government’s efforts in achieving a herd immunity.
Nomo Jonathan Dokutso, the Secretary to the Council, speaking on behalf of Nene Abram Kabu Akuako III, reminded residents that the protocols were for their protection and must be taken seriously.
He gave the advice when a team from the Tema Office of the Ghana News Agency (GNA) visited the Ada Traditional Council to explore ways to project the rich culture and tourism potentials of the area.
Nomo Dokutso said the Covid-19 pandemic had caused major damage to economies around the world, and it was heart breaking to hear the number of people who had succumbed to it, bringing untold hardships to their dependents.
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