The Ghana National Gas Company’s Board members embarked on an inspection of various ongoing projects in Atuabo.
The purpose of the tour was to assess the progress of these projects and ensure that they were on track.
The tour began with a visit to the chief of Atuabo, Awulae Amihere Kpanyinli III, who is also a board member and later proceeded to the ‘Gas Lounge’ to inspect the progress of the project.
The delegation visited the cutting-edge Trauma Center. The centre when completed will boast of advanced facilities, including an Operation Theatre, 16 regular ward beds, 8 VIP beds, and 4 beds for the High Dependency Unit.
The facility is designed to provide comprehensive care for major traumatic injuries, not only for local residents but also for referral cases from neighbouring countries.
The team also visited the ongoing soap-making factory in Atuabo, which is an innovative project aimed at empowering women in the communities of Asemda, Anokye, and Atuabo.
The inspection concluded at the Gas Processing Plant (GPP), where the team assessed the operations of the plant after a temporary maintenance shutdown.
The board members, namely Stephen Sumani Nayina, Delphine Dogbegah, John Darko, and Nana Owusu Ansah Ababio, were impressed with the GPP’s performance after the maintenance works. They assured the engineers of their commitment to support all its operations.
