The Member of Parliament for Tain Constituency in the Bono Region, Sulemana Adama, has assured residents of Hani of stable internet connectivity within the next two months.

He said work on the installation of the required network infrastructure was progressing steadily, with a network operator expected to conduct an assessment as part of the process.

“We are looking forward to building the network infrastructure with three weeks for the network operator's assessment, and hopefully, within the next two months, there will be a stable internet connection.”

The MP said the project would address the longstanding challenges residents of Hani face in accessing reliable internet services, particularly for communication, education, business and other essential services.

“The project, after completion, will help address the long-standing challenges residents face in accessing stable internet connectivity, particularly for communication, education, business, and other essential services.”

Sulemana Adama said he remained committed to addressing the developmental needs of his constituents and pursuing projects that directly improve their livelihoods.

He said the poor state of roads in the constituency would be the next focus of his development agenda after the internet connectivity project.

He mentioned the Nsuhunu-Bepo Ayaase and Nsawkaw-Seikwa roads among the major routes to be constructed.

“Efforts will be made to ensure that road infrastructure receives the needed attention after the ongoing internet connectivity project. Road network from Nsuhunu to Bepo Ayaase, Nsawkaw to Seikwa are part of major roads to be constructed.”

He appealed to residents to remain patient and supportive as work continues, assuring them that more development projects would be rolled out across the constituency.