Nana Antwi Boasiako II, the Chief of Sekyedumase within the Ejura Sekyedumase municipality in the Ashanti Region, has ceremoniously cut the sod for the construction of a state-of-the-art maternity block.
The ultramodern maternity block is slated to be erected at the new site of the Sekyedumase hospital, promising improved medical services for expectant mothers and their newborns.
This ambitious project is a collaborative effort between the traditional council and members of the Sekyedumase diaspora residing in Europe, collectively driven by a shared commitment to uplifting their community.
Mr. Kontor, Chairman of the Diaspora in Europe, elaborated on the motivations behind their involvement in the project, citing a deep-seated desire to give back to their roots and support the advancement of healthcare facilities in Sekyedumase.
Moreover, Mr. Joseph Manu, Secretary for the Association, shed light on the financial backing for the initiative, highlighting the concerted efforts of the diaspora community in Europe to mobilize resources for this noble cause.
Expressing his gratitude, Nana Antwi Boasiako II underscored the importance of communal engagement and participation in realizing developmental goals.
He called upon the people of Sekyedumase and the traditional council to actively contribute and support endeavours aimed at fostering progress within the community.
In a closing note, the chief bestowed his blessings upon all involved in the endeavour, invoking the divine guidance of the Almighty as they embark on this transformative journey towards bolstering healthcare services in Sekyedumase.
