Denkyira nkotimso: Nana Oketekyire Joe Amanfo II, the Chief of Denkyira Nkotimso in the Upper Denkyira West District of the Central Region, has called on the government to support in improving the area's educational infrastructure. Despite acknowledging the positive initiatives after the return of John Mahama, Nana Amanfo expressed disappointment over the lack of development in Upper Denkyira West.
According to Ghana News Agency, Nana Amanfo voiced his concerns during an interview focusing on the development of his area. He urged the District Assembly to urgently devise strategies to tackle the developmental needs of the area. Mr. John Mensah, the Assembly member for the Nkotimso electoral area, confirmed that he had raised the issue multiple times at assembly meetings, yet no substantial progress has been made.
Currently, Denkyira Nkotimso has only one public school serving a large population, with classroom sizes reaching up to 90 students. Nana Amanfo urged NGOs and stakeholders to assist in addressing critical infrastructure needs, emphasizing that education was key to success. In response, the District Chief Executive for Upper Denkyira West, Mr. Isaac Nsiah, asked residents to remain hopeful as the government planned to bring massive development to them.