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President John Mahama has emphasised the need for enhanced development in the Ashanti Regional capital, Kumasi, to improve the livelihoods of residents.
Speaking during his recent worship with the clergy event, the President said that Kumasi has the potential to become a major economic hub but requires focused efforts to unlock its full potential.
While outlining plans to complete several ongoing projects in the region, including the Sewua Government Hospital, President Mahama stressed that more needs to be done to realise the city's full prospects.
Listen to the President in the video below.
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