The Northern Regional Minister,. Adolf Ali Mbrudiba, is set to visit the Ghana Water Limited in Tamale on Monday, March 3, 2025, to familiarize himself with the company’s operations and to address ongoing water supply disruptions affecting the city and its surrounding areas.
The Minister’s visit comes at a critical time, coinciding with the holy month of Ramadan, when an increased demand for accessible water is essential for the Muslim community. Hon. Mbrudiba expressed particular concern for vulnerable groups that are disproportionately affected by the water shortages, including women, students, and the general public who are forced to endure the intense heat while searching for reliable sources of water.
The Minister aims to assess the operations of the Ghana Water Limited and engage with stakeholders to identify immediate and long-term solutions to the water crisis. His commitment is to significantly reduce the water supply challenges faced by residents of Tamale, ensuring that they have adequate access to this essential resource.
Residents of Tamale have expressed their frustrations regarding the ongoing water issues, which have had a profound impact on their daily routines, especially in light of the increased needs during Ramadan. The Minister’s visit is seen as a hopeful step towards finding solutions and restoring reliable water supply to the metropolis.
As the situation continues to evolve, Hon. Mbrudiba’s engagement with the Ghana Water Company is anticipated to bring about necessary discussions and actions to alleviate the water supply challenges that have been a persistent concern for the residents of Tamale.
Source: Issifu Alidu Laa-Bandow/zaaghana.com
