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Daboya Bridge: Consultant pays working visit to DCE

The consultant working on the Daboya Bridge has paid a working visit to the District Chief Executive (DCE) of the North Gonja, Mr Adam Eliasu Red Bawa at his office in Daboya.

Date Created : 1/4/2022 12:00:00 AM : Story Author : Ridwan Abubakari/Ghanadistricts.com

The visit did not only demonstrate the government's firm commitment on the onerous pledge to construct the Daboya Bridge but also formed a basis for collaborative efforts between the District Assembly and the project managers.

Construction, which was intended to start late this year, suffered delay due to extensive and elaborate work being carried out by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA).

As of now, the EPA was yet to officially submit its report on the Environmental Impact Assessment of the project which will paveway for the actual groundbreaking work to start.

However, in an interaction with the DCE, the consultant assured that the EPA’s report will be made available soon as they are putting final touches on it in order not to fail the people and generations.

He noted that other matters including siting of construction camp, accommodation, and waste management were also being looked at.

On his part, Mr Bawa expressed the people's readiness to not only receive the contractor on site but also support the firm to undertake the age-long Daboya Bridge construction.

About Daboya Bridge construction

The Daboya Bridge, spans the tributary of the Volta River and the White Volta, and is one of three bridges earmarked to be constructed by this administration in the area.

The other two are Yapei on the White Volta as well Buipe, on the black volta, all in the Savannah Region.

The construction of the Daboya bridge has remained a topmost priority to the government as the mandatory preparatory and technical assessments are been finalized.