Ibrahim Mahama Storms The Volta Region By Giving The Victims

On Tuesday, October 24, 2023, Ibrahim Mahama, the Chief Executive Officer of Engineers & Planners and Dzata Cement, led a team carrying multiple trucks filled with various relief supplies and gave them to the victims of the flooding in the Volta Region caused by the Akosombo dam leakage. According to reports, this donation is among the "biggest" that have been made since the Volta River's towns have been devastated. 20,000 bags of 5 kg rice, 24,000 cans of Mackerel, 12,000 bottles of cooking oil, 400 packs of water, and 1,000 pieces of student mattresses were among the supplies intended to supply roughly 20,000 homes. The business entrepreneur was thanked by the DCE for North Tongu, Divine Osborn k Fenu, who accepted the goods on behalf of the impacted villages and said his kindness will make the flood victims happy. Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa, the North Tongu Constituency Member of Parliament, gave Mahama the assurance that the supplies will be dispersed fairly to all impacted villages. Torgbega Patamia Dzekley VII, the Paramount Chief of Bator, thanked Ibrahim Mahama for saving their bacon at this critical juncture. Since a few weeks ago, the Volta River Authority (VRA) has been pouring water from the Akosombo and Kpong dams, putting their key reservoirs for hydroelectric power generation at risk of overflowing. Communities around the Volta River have suffered greatly as a result of the spill; the severely damaged areas include Mepe, Battor, Sogakope, and Anloga, among many others. Other stories NPP permits police to deal with any troublemakers during our presidential primary. I never paid GHS 100,000 during the delegates meeting in Bawumia, nor did I purchase pickups. Republicans nominate Mike Johnson to be the next Speaker of the House. Here are some effects on employment in Kenya, which is leading Africa in the deployment of mini-grids. EMYAfrica23: Nana Ama McBrown explains why she is the fashion world’s reigning monarch.