Ketu North MP Eric Edem Agbana to Hold Fifth Quarterly Accountability Series

KETU NORTH, VOLTA REGION — The Member of Parliament for Ketu North Constituency, Eric Edem Agbana, is set to hold his fifth Quarterly Accountability Series as part of efforts to engage constituents and provide updates on his work in Parliament and the constituency.

The accountability programme is expected to provide residents with an opportunity to hear directly from the MP about ongoing development initiatives, projects, constituency engagements and other matters affecting the people of Ketu North.

The initiative forms part of efforts to strengthen communication between the elected representative and constituents while promoting transparency and accountability in the management of public responsibilities.

Opportunity for Constituents to Engage MP

The upcoming programme is also expected to create a platform for constituents to raise concerns, ask questions and make suggestions on issues affecting their communities.

Mr. Agbana has previously used his accountability engagements to interact with constituents and provide updates on matters concerning education, infrastructure, employment, social development and other constituency priorities.

The fifth edition is expected to further deepen engagement between the MP and residents as the constituency continues to pursue development opportunities.

Promoting Transparency and Accountability

Quarterly accountability engagements have increasingly become an important avenue for elected representatives to report back to the people who elected them.

For residents of Ketu North, the programme is expected to offer a clearer picture of the MP’s activities and priorities while allowing constituents to participate in discussions about the future development of the constituency.

The engagement comes at a time when communities across Ketu North are seeking increased attention to development needs, particularly in areas such as roads, education, employment, healthcare and social infrastructure.

Residents and other stakeholders are therefore expected to participate in the programme and use the opportunity to engage their representative on issues of concern.