NDC Member of Parliament for North Tongu constituency in the Volta Region, Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa on Thursday cut sod for construction to begin on a First Sky Group housing project to relocate a good number of over 12,000 of his displaced constituents as a result of the spillage of the Akosombo dam.

According to the MP, First Sky’s subsidiary known as Construction Ambassadors are executing the project which they promise to complete in record time.

“The relocation will begin to restore the dignity of my beloved constituents, ensure they live in much healthier conditions, and free the 21 schools being used as safe havens so our children can return to school,” he posted on his X (formerly Twitter) page Friday.

Read below his full post on X below

Yesterday we cut sod for construction to begin on a First Sky Group housing project to relocate a good number of my 12,000 beloved displaced constituents.

First Sky’s subsidiary known as Construction Ambassadors are executing the project which they promise to complete in record time.

As our contribution, we are offering free land at all agreed three locations.

Additionally, we stand ready to provide communal labour support.

The relocation will begin to restore the dignity of my beloved constituents, ensure they live in much healthier conditions, and free the 21 schools being used as safe havens so our children can return to school.

North Tongu shall never forget the generosity and humanity of the First Sky Group.

May God bless you all bountifully.

Together, we shall survive this man-made disaster.

Wohonsem.com