Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia, the presidential candidate of the New Patriotic Party (NPP), has pledged to the residents of Kumawu that he will upgrade the town to municipal status if elected.
This commitment is a component of his extensive plan to enhance decentralization and promote development throughout the region.
The declaration was made following a request from the Chief of Kumawu, Barima Tweneboa Kodua, who welcomed Dr. Bawumia during a campaign visit on Sunday, November 17.
I will be the President who is going to give Kumawu a municipal status. You have made a strong case for that, and I want to assure you that it will happen under my presidency by the grace of God.
He articulated that the relocation would facilitate improved governance, superior public service delivery, and upgraded infrastructure for the region.
Dr. Bawumia further disclosed intentions to set up a nursing training college in Kumawu, emphasizing that the initiative has already received approval.
I know the establishment of a nursing training college is dear to you. I am happy to announce that the nursing training college has been approved. For the accreditation, we will ensure it is expedited for the project to take off.
The announcement was met with enthusiasm by both residents and traditional leaders, who conveyed their hope regarding the significant changes that the proposed initiatives could bring.
Dr. Bawumia reiterated his commitment to delivering on his promises, highlighting the essential importance of educational and governance reforms in promoting a thriving Ghana.
He also seized the moment to formally inaugurate the newly built multipurpose district assembly office.
