The Director for International Precious Metals Bullion (IPMB) in Africa, Ohene Danquah Agyeman Duah has revealed that the company is set to construct 50 mechanized boreholes for residents in Kyebi Afiesa and its surrounding communities.
This philanthropic work followed the detrimental effects of mining activities on the local water sources leading to the deterioration of water quality that adversely impacted the well-being of the inhabitants in the area.
According to Ohene Agyeman Duah, these proactive steps taken by the IPMB would help solve the water scarcity issue and enhance the quality of life of the people of Africa and its neighboring areas.
The African director for IPMB who doubles as the Founder and Chairman of the Aristocrats Fraternity made this known when they visited and joined Afiesahene, Ortafregya Agyeman Kumaning to observe the Akwasidae celebration.
Ohene Danquah Agyeman Duah revealed that these water projects have been deliberated upon at the international level and have been endorsed by the Chief Executive Officer of the International Precious Metals Bullion, John Vakis, indicating that works will commence soon to enable the residents in the area to get hygienic water for their daily activities.
On behalf of the Afiesaman, Ortafregya Agyeman Kumaning thanked the leadership of IPMB for the steps taken to construct 50 mechanized boreholes for the entire community.
He stressed that when these projects are completed many people will benefit from it and will help them to stay healthy.
Ortafregya Kumaning furthered by saying, that anybody who gives you water has given you life because water plays a crucial role in our daily lives; hence the Nanaanom of Kyebi Afiesa will remember them their prayers for their work to grow from Grace to Grace to be able to assist other communities that also needed support.
By// Kontihen Kofi Oboh.
Source// Obohnewsonline.com.
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