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President John Evans Atta Mills will Thursday morning be in the Volta Region for a day’s working visit.
He will be in the Southern belt of the region to see for himself how far his better Ghana Agenda is progressing there. He is also expected to pay courtesy calls on some chiefs in the area.
The ruling National Democratic Congress’ Volta regional chairman, Kwasi Aboagye told Joy News the tour will see the President tour the Tongu are all the way up to Aflao – Battor, Sogakofe, Akatsi, Aflao and Juapong.
He said President Mills will also visit some centres of the ongoing biometric registration to see how the exercise was progressing and to encourage the people to get involved.
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