During a visit to the Bolewura in the Savannah Region, Vice President Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia highlighted the significant progress that has been made since the creation of the Savannah Region. Addressing the Bolewura and other traditional leaders, Bawumia emphasized that the government’s decision to create the region has accelerated development in various sectors, including infrastructure, education, and healthcare.
He pointed out that the creation of the region has brought governance closer to the people, making it easier to address local needs and implement development projects more effectively. Bawumia cited the construction of new roads, schools, and healthcare facilities as tangible examples of the benefits that have come with the establishment of the Savannah Region. He assured the traditional leaders that the government remains committed to furthering the development of the region and improving the lives of its residents.
The Vice President’s remarks were well-received by the Bolewura, who acknowledged the positive impact of the region’s creation on local communities. The Bolewura also expressed gratitude for the government’s efforts and encouraged continued collaboration between the traditional authorities and the government to ensure sustainable development in the region.
