Mr Joseph Tetteh Angmor, the District Chief Executive for Upper Manya, has visited some communities in the district to acquaint himself with problems facing them.
He visited Poliwa, Terguanya, Anyaboni, Akatawia and Sekesua and in all these communities the people complained about poor roads, lack of school buildings, accommodation for teachers portable water and that this had resulted in shortage of teachers in the communities.
They appealed to him to ensure that their areas get their fair share of the national cake.
Mr Angmor in response appealed to the people to have patience for the government since it had been in office for only six months and still in the process of putting in place structures.
He assured them of the commitment of the government to live up to its campaign promises of building a better Ghana.
Mr Angmor said the government had put measures in place to ensure that lack of school buildings and teachers in the communities became a thing of the past and that the Upper Manya District was putting things in place to provide communities with classrooms blocks.
He said government had seen the nature of road network in the district and the need to improve upon them and mentioned specifically the Asesewa/Akateng and Akatawia/Sekesua roads.