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Agriculture Department holds RELC Session

RELC was established in 1994 by the Ministry of Food and Agriculture (MoFA) and CSIR The Department of Agriculture in the Birim Central Municipality has held its annual Research Extension farmer Linkage Committee (RELC) session to convey constraints of farmers for research and solutions via agricultural extension service delivery. The RELC was established in 1994 by the Ministry of Food and Agriculture (MoFA) and the Council for Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR) to outline an approach for identifying problems of farmers and farming activities. It was also to describe different mechanisms that might be used to solve these problems. Speaking at the RELC session held in Akim Oda, Mr Isaac Mann, the Director of Agriculture Department in Birim Central Municipality said before the session, the department organised Pre – RELC planning session for four operational zones in the Municipality which served as preparation for the main RELC.

Oda Constituency: Rainstorm victims receive support from gov t

Oda Constituency: Rainstorm victims receive support from gov t By Yaw Acheampong, ISD 4 HOURS AGO Affected victims of the rainstorm at Birim Central Municipality have received some relief items from government through National Disaster Management Organization (NADMO). The items included soaps, mosquitos’ nets, blankets, roofing sheets, mattresses, plastic cups, rubber buckets among others. Before the presentation of items, Mr Eric Nana Agyemang Prempeh, the Director General of NADMO urged the Traditional Authorities not to relent on their laurels but rather collaborate with the Assembly to demolish all structures which are in the verge of collapse to prevent loss of lives and properties of people.

Oda Market Complex Project Starts

  Construction works have started on two World Bank-sponsored projects worth GH¢5.53 million at the Akyem Oda Old Premier Market in the Eastern Region. The projects are 68 lockable market stores and ancillary facilities which come with precast blocks paving 3,000 square metres of the market and a 600-millimetre diameter “U” drain spanning 240 metres. They are being undertaken under the Ghana Secondary Cities Support Programme. At the sod-cutting ceremony last Tuesday, the Eastern Regional Minister, Mr Seth Kwame Acheampong, advised the two contractors executing the projects the New Era Discovery Company Limited and the Almuscom Company Limited not to only complete them on schedule but to also do quality work.

Birim Central breaks ground for 68 ultra-modern lockable market stores

Birim Central breaks ground for 68 ultra-modern lockable market stores Listen to article The Eastern Regional Minister, Mr. Seth Kwame Acheampong has cut sod for construction work to begin on Ultra-modern 68 lockable market stores among others at Akim Oda Premier Market. The project which is under the Ghana Secondary Cities Support Program would be funded by the World Bank. According to him, out of 33 District Assemblies in the region, 4 of them including Birim Central Municipal Assembly qualified for the aforementioned projects. Mr. Acheampong indicated that the projects when completed would contain 68 lockable market shops and ancillary facilities, 3,000-meter square pavement, and 600mm diameter concrete ‘’U’’ drain.

Eastern Regional Minister visits Akim Oda rainstorm disaster scene

+ The people of Akim Oda in the Birim Central Municipality of Eastern region were on Monday hit by a devastating rain storm which ripped off large portions of their houses and displaced scores of people. The extent of damage caused by the storms has been described by several people and disaster management officials as the first in recorded history in the municipality. A preliminary assessment conducted by the Municipal National Disaster Management Organisation (NADMO) indicates that the storm fell a lot of big trees, including the mast of the local Ofie FM radio station and ripped off roofing sheets of school buildings, churches and mosques.

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