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The 2024 NPP Parliamentary Candidate for the Adentan Constituency, Akosua Manu, popularly known as Kozie, has commissioned a modern five-seater toilet facility for residents of Adjiringanor in the Greater Accra Region.
This initiative, part of her broader commitment to addressing the pressing needs of underserved communities within the constituency, is expected to significantly improve hygiene and sanitation in an area that has long struggled with access to proper toilet infrastructure.

The brief commissioning ceremony took place on Tuesday, April 22, 2025, drawing a modest crowd of community members, local leaders, and party faithful.
The atmosphere was one of gratitude and celebration as residents lauded the gesture as timely and deeply impactful.
Speaking at the event, Kozie expressed her delight at the project’s completion, describing it as a meaningful step toward dignity and improved living conditions for the people of Adjiringanor.
“It fills me with joy to see this promise come to life,” she said.

“This isn’t just about building a toilet facility, it’s about showing respect for the daily struggles of our people. Sanitation is a basic human right, and I’m proud we are taking action to meet that need.”
Kozie further urged residents to take good care of the facility and ensure it is kept clean and functional at all times.
She stressed that community ownership and maintenance are essential for the longevity of such initiatives.

“I encourage all of us to treat this place as our own. With collective responsibility, we can protect and preserve this facility for years to come,” she added.
The project was warmly welcomed by residents, many of whom have long endured the inconvenience and health risks posed by inadequate sanitation options.
For George Andam, a long-time resident of Adjiringanor, the new facility is more than a structure; it’s a symbol of hope.

“If Ghana had dozens of Parliamentary Candidates like Kozie, our communities would thrive,” he said with emotion.
“She listens, she delivers, and most importantly, she cares. This toilet will serve generations, and we’re deeply grateful.”
He said the provision of the toilet facility is a clear reflection of Kozie’s commitment to practical, people-first leadership, one that needs to be commended.
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