The Member of Parliament (MP) for Amenfi Central, Hon. Joana Gyan Cudjoe, says she is committed to tackling the electricity challenges in the area.
She said plans are far advanced to extend electricity coverage to communities that have not been connected to the national grid to help boost economic activities in the district.
The first time MP, after a meeting with Assembly Members, constituency and community leaders on Tuesday August 11, 2026, indicated that their discussion centered on how best they can tackle the electricity challenges across Amenfi Central.
She also noted that her office would collaborate with the relevant institutions to replace faulty transformers, damaged meters as soon as possible and put am end to unstable electricity supply, and extend electricity to underserved areas.
She particularly commended Hon. Gyenfi Emmanuel, Assembly Member for Kwaku Boah community, who consistently followed up on the electricity problems affecting his people.
According to her, she is working on getting transformers and ECG meters for new neighbourhoods and help get their roads fixed.
“The good news is that we have been working on the electricity and energy problems across Amenfi Central for approximately three months. Our DCE, Hon. Peter Amposah, my office as Member of Parliament, the NDC Constituency and Branch structures, Assembly Members and community leaders, together with the relevant Energy and ECG authorities, have been working and following up on these challenges,” Madam Cudjoe said in a statement.
She added, “with the commitment and assurance of His Excellency the President and the Hon. Minister for Energy, we are working hard and remain hopeful that before the end of this month, or God willing by the end of August, we will begin seeing solutions to these electricity and transformer challenges.”
She pledged to keep working for the people.
“I am the Member of Parliament for everybody in Amenfi Central — not only NDC. Whether you are NDC, NPP, another political party or have no political affiliation, my doors are open to you,” she assured.
“I am here for our farmers, market women, businesspeople, drivers, teachers, nurses, students, youth, artisans, workers, traditional and religious leaders, elderly people and every family and community in Amenfi Central.”
The MP noted that “If your community has an electricity, transformer, meter, ECG, road, school, healthcare or any other genuine development problem, walk to me, speak to my team or speak to your Assembly Member. We will listen, follow up and work hard for solutions.”
“Let us put politics aside. Let us work hard together with Joana Gyan Cudjoe and support the people of Amenfi Central,” she urged.
Source: Myxyzonline.com
