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The residents of Dodowa Manya may soon have access to improved sanitation facilities.

A sod-cutting ceremony was held last month to mark the beginning of a project to build a 12-seater toilet facility, with 6 seats for men and 6 seats for women, as well as a bathhouse with 2 facilities for each gender.

The project, initiated by NPP parliamentary candidate Benjamin Nartey, is expected to be completed within a couple of months and is part of his plans to bring development to various communities in the Shai Osudoku constituency.


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