The Member of Parliament (MP) for the Jomoro Constituency in the Western Region, Dorcas Afo-Toffey, is reshaping the deplorable feeder roads to pave way for easy access and transportation of farm produce to the market centres.
After providing over ten communities with boreholes, the MP has succeeded in making life bearable for 14 communities which, hitherto, had to struggle to transport their farm produce to big towns in the area for sale.
Information available to The Chronicle indicates that the 14 rural communities, due to their deplorable roads, are unable to transport their farm produce to the main business center, Half Assini.
The communities are Asempanaye, New Kabenlasuazo, Nawule, Bonyere, Ezinlibo, Ndumsuazo and Takinta. The rest are Old Kabenlasuazo, Egbazo, Edobo, Atwebanso, Adusuazo, Ekpu, and Half Assini, among others.
The aforementioned communities, this reporter was told, are the food baskets for Jomoro as they produce cocoa and other food crops.
Their roads have been in deplorable states for decades, but all their calls on successive MPs and governments to reshape them had fallen on deaf ears.
But, thanks to Afo-Toffey, the inhabitants can now heave a sigh of relief, as they can now transport their farm produce to the market centres.
