Mahama Visits Flood-Hit Communities in Hohoe, Announces 5,000 Bags of Cement for Victims

President John Dramani Mahama has visited communities affected by recent flooding in Hohoe to assess the damage and present relief items to residents displaced by the disaster.

During the visit, the President announced a pledge of 5,000 bags of cement from the owner of Dzata Cement to support households whose homes were destroyed by the floods.

The donation is expected to contribute to efforts to rebuild damaged homes and help affected families recover from the disaster.

President Mahama directed the Volta Regional Minister, the Hohoe Municipal Chief Executive and the Member of Parliament for the area to ensure that the relief items are distributed fairly to residents directly affected by the flooding.

He stressed the need for transparency in the distribution process to ensure that assistance reaches those who need it most.

The visit forms part of the government's response to the flooding, which has disrupted the lives of residents and damaged properties in the affected communities.

President Mahama reaffirmed the government's commitment to supporting affected households as they recover and begin rebuilding their homes and livelihoods.

The pledge of cement is expected to provide additional support for reconstruction efforts as the affected communities work towards restoring normal life.