Speaking to the Ghana News Agency (GNA) after his familiarization tour during which Mr Gyapong witnessed water challenges in many communities, prompting his pledge to find solutions.

The Minister's tour allowed him to grasp the difficulties faced by different constituencies, enabling him to develop targeted solutions to tackle the water crisis.

This commitment is part of his broader efforts to drive development and improve living standards in the Oti Region. Notably, during a courtesy call on the chiefs and people of Nkwanta North, the Paramount Chief of Kpassa Traditional Area, Ubor Tassan Konja VI, urged the Minister to solution the perennial water challenge in Kpassa township.

The Paramount chief highlighted the struggles women and students face in accessing potable water.

Ubor Konja VI explained that women in the area spend a significant amount of time collecting water, taking away their productive hours and impacting their economic potential.

The chief said women bear the primary responsibility for water collection, which affected their daily routines and economic activities.
He further said students also struggled daily to access clean water, impacting their education and overall well-being.