President of the Republic of Ghana, His Excellency, Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo has commissioned a mini Stadium which doubles as a Community Center for the people of Shukura (Losso) a suburb of Ablekuma Central Constituency.
The state of the art artificial Park constructed by a solely owned Ghanaian Company – Wembley Sports Construction Company Limited, the leading name in artificial Turf Construction and Management in Ghana.
The president called on the chiefs and people in the area to continue within their unflinching support for he and his government as his admiration will surely honor all their promises- “Every single community, wherever they are, whoever they are, will benefit from the good policies of the NPP government which is in office today; That is my wish and my heart desire across the country.”
The president further said the Zongo development fund is in operations and his government will continue to promote and support development in Zongos and inner Cities. He then unveiled the plague which honored several individual and groups that had contributed to such a well thought project.
Chief Executive officer of Wembley Sports Construction Company, Robert Tetteh Coleman told wembleysportscomplexgh.com his companies readiness to help replicate such project nationwide as he called on Corporate and Individuals, Members of Parliament, Municipal and District Assemblies to come on board for the execution of project “ One Constituency, One artificial Football park” He again said WSCCL is rolling out One Hundred of these parks beginning next.
Speaking to the press after the commissioning, Lord Commey, the master planner of the project, said he feels proud that the people of Ablekuma Central can also now boast of a better playing field – Lord’s Wembley Plus. The project comprises of the artificial Football Park, Spectator Stands ( 450 seater), Flood Light, Inner Perimeter Fencing, reserve bench, two separate changing and Washrooms ( team A and Team B), VIP sitting area, a Gym, Conference area and Offices.
The commissioning forms part of the President’s Greater Accra tour, a promise he has made to visit all ten regions in Ghana at least once every year.