The Ashanti Regional Coordinating Council (ARCC) on Wednesday 21st October, 2026 carried out a formal monitoring exercise at Tebeso II in the Bosome Freho District to inspect the progress of the government’s 24-Hour Economy Market flagship program. The objective of the visit was to observe the development of the market infrastructure and ensure the project adheres to the government’s vision for expanded economic activity. The inspection provided an opportunity for regional leadership to verify that the physical construction is advancing in accordance with the project’s design and utility requirements.
During the site inspection, the project contractor, Nick Seth, was commended for the satisfactory progress achieved on the construction site. Mr. Seth addressed the monitoring team, offering a firm assurance that the project is proceeding according to the established timeline and will be completed as scheduled. The positive feedback regarding the construction pace reflects the high standard of work currently being maintained at the Tebeso II site.
The exercise was led by Michael Owusu Amoako (Esq.), the Chief Director of the ARCC, who attended as the official representative of the Ashanti Regional Minister. The monitoring team was further supported by the Chief of Tebeso II, the District Chief Executive (DCE) of the Bosome Freho District and various staff members from the Bosome Freho District Assembly. This high-level delegation highlighted the importance of the project to both the regional and district-level administrations. This project when completed will boost economic activities in the district and also contribute to the Government’s vision of having a 24-hour market in the entire country.
