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Resettlement lands secured for Akosombo Dam spillage victims – Volta Regional Minister

Resettlement lands secured for Akosombo Dam spillage victims – Volta Regional Minister

Archibald Yao Letsa, has disclosed that the government’s inter-ministerial committee, tasked with addressing the recent Akosombo dam spillage disaster in the Lower Volta basin, has identified suitable...

Archibald Yao Letsa, has disclosed that the government’s inter-ministerial committee, tasked with addressing the recent Akosombo dam spillage disaster in the Lower Volta basin, has identified suitable lands for the resettlement of displaced residents in the affected communities.

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Some benevolent institutions and organizations, including CitiTV/CitiFM, have been donating relief items to help displaced residents affected by the spillage.

Numerous affected residents have expressed dissatisfaction with the Volta River Authority (VRA) and the government’s perceived delay in resettling them promptly.

Addressing the press in Ho on Thursday (28 December), Minister Letsa stated that the government has concluded the resettlement proceedings, with specific lands allocated in the Mepe and New-Bakpa areas for development.

He further mentioned that international bodies and non-governmental organizations are collaborating with the government to realize the resettlement project.

“We’re receiving support from the United Nations and other organizations, including the private sector, the construction sector, and other organizations that are assisting us.”

However, Letsa assured that the government has addressed educational challenges, stating, “almost all the children are back in school.”

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