Yusif Sulemana Pledges Full Support for Bole Township Road Project to Ensure Quality and Timely Delivery

Yusif Sulemana, the Member of Parliament for Bole-Bamboi and Deputy Minister for Lands and Natural Resources, has reaffirmed the government's commitment to infrastructure development during an official visit to the Bole Township and inner roads project. Speaking on October 5, 2026, Sulemana emphasized the strategic importance of these roads in enhancing the socio-economic welfare of the residents within the Bole district. The visit served as a vital opportunity to review progress and coordinate efforts between state officials and the private sector to ensure the project meets its intended outcomes under the current administration of President John Mahama.

During his engagement with the Bole Traditional Authority, the MP formally introduced the project's contractor, Timeline & Innovations Company Ltd, to the local leadership. Sulemana pledged his full support to the firm, promising to help navigate any logistical or administrative challenges that might arise during the construction phase. By fostering a collaborative relationship between the contractor and the traditional leadership, the MP aims to create a conducive environment for uninterrupted work, thereby safeguarding the investment and ensuring that the project remains a top priority for the community.

A central theme of Sulemana's address was the dual requirement of speed and engineering excellence. He urged Timeline & Innovations Company Ltd to strictly adhere to the established project schedule to prevent the delays that often plague public works. However, he cautioned that speed should not come at the expense of quality. The Deputy Minister stressed that the roads must be durable enough to withstand heavy usage and local weather patterns, ensuring that taxpayer funds are utilized efficiently and that the infrastructure serves the township for years to come.

The development of the Bole inner roads is expected to significantly reduce travel times and improve access to essential services for thousands of residents in the Savannah Region. As construction continues, the MP’s office plans to maintain a consistent monitoring presence to ensure that all milestones are reached on time. This infrastructure initiative aligns with the broader national agenda to modernize regional capitals and bridge the infrastructure gap between rural and urban centers across Ghana, reflecting a key pillar of the current government's development strategy.