Citizen donates streetlight to Wodome community
A concerned citizen of Agotime Wodome in the Volta Region MR Francis Agbozo has blown the minds of many by procuring and handing over 15streetlights to the Assemblyman of the area Mr. Emmanuel Xorse Adorbley to help brighten the principal Street of Wodome.
This will go a long way to reduce criminal activities in the area. Some unscrupulous persons mostly takes advantage of the dark street to loot and do other bad things.
The Assemblyman for the Electoral area, Mr. Emmanuel Xorse Adorbley receives the items on behalf of the community and thank MR. Agbozo for giving back to his community.
He went on to call on other members in Abenyinase Electoral area who have been blessed to give back to support their communities
” I’m appealing to other members of the Abenyinase Electoral Area to partner with me to bring development to our communities” he says.
The Abenyinase Electoral area under the Agotime Ziope District in the Volta Region are fast growing communities with the various citizens both home and abroad contributing their quota through the Assemblyman.
Non Governmental Agencies who wishes to partner with the hard working Assemblyman to bring more development to the people are also welcome.
Source:africaneditors.com/Raymond Karvi
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