Yusif Sulemana Pledges Full Support for Timely Completion of Bole Township Road Projects

Yusif Sulemana, the Member of Parliament for Bole-Bamboi and Deputy Minister for Lands and Natural Resources, has reaffirmed his commitment to the rapid development of infrastructure in his constituency. During a high-profile visit to the Bole Traditional Authority on October 5, 2026, the MP officially pledged his full support to the ongoing Bole Township and inner roads project, highlighting its strategic importance to the local economy and the daily lives of residents. This move underscores the government's focus on improving accessibility in northern Ghana through targeted road network upgrades.

The project, which is being executed by Timeline & Innovations Company Ltd, aims to modernize the transport network within Bole, addressing long-standing concerns regarding accessibility and road quality. During his engagement with the Bole Traditional Authority, Sulemana met with the leadership of the contracting firm to discuss progress and potential hurdles. He emphasized that the government is dedicated to ensuring that essential services reach every corner of the district, and the upgrading of township roads is a critical component of this broader developmental agenda.

Sulemana explicitly assured the contractor of his personal and ministerial assistance to help navigate any logistical or administrative challenges that might arise during the construction phase. However, this offer of support came with a clear directive regarding the standard of work. The MP stressed that the quality of the roads must meet high standards and that the project must strictly adhere to the established delivery schedule. He noted that the people of Bole have high expectations for this infrastructure and that timely completion is non-negotiable for the project's success.

The successful delivery of the Bole inner roads is expected to facilitate smoother transit for goods and services, particularly in a region that plays a vital role in Ghana's natural resource and agricultural sectors. By providing regular oversight and facilitating communication between the contractors and traditional leaders, Sulemana intends to ensure the project remains a priority. As work continues, the MP’s intervention signals a proactive approach to project management that local stakeholders hope will prevent the delays often associated with large-scale regional infrastructure works.