The Oti Regional Minister, John Kwadwo Gyapong, has revealed that the Oti River Bridge is one of 12 major road projects slated for completion by the third quarter of 2025, as part of the government’s $10 billion Big Push Agenda.
In an interview with the Ghana News Agency (GNA), Mr. Gyapong underscored the urgency of completing these projects within the set timeframe, highlighting their crucial role in the region’s development.
He explained that the Big Push Agenda is a government initiative aimed at accelerating economic growth, creating employment opportunities, and improving living standards across the country.
Mr. Gyapong emphasized that the Oti River Bridge is a vital infrastructure project that will greatly improve connectivity and stimulate economic activity between the northern and southern parts of Ghana.
The Minister further highlighted the strategic importance of the bridge and other road projects in facilitating regional integration and improving access to essential services. He assured residents that the government remains committed to fulfilling its development promises and positively transforming the lives of citizens.
Mr. Gyapong also revealed that part of the funding under the Big Push Agenda will be allocated to improving the Kpassa–Nkwanta stretch of the Eastern Corridor Road, a key route in the region’s transportation network.
