Mahama to Cut Sod for $1.3 Billion Sentuo Airport Garden City Project in Accra

President John Dramani Mahama is expected to officially launch the $1.3 billion Sentuo Airport Garden City project in Accra by cutting the sod for its construction, according to a report by GHOne TV.

The ambitious development is expected to become a major investment in Ghana’s capital, with plans to transform the area surrounding the airport into a modern hub for residential, commercial and business activities.

The sod-cutting ceremony will mark the formal commencement of the project and is expected to attract government officials, business executives, investors and other key stakeholders interested in Ghana’s infrastructure and real estate sectors.

The Sentuo Airport Garden City project is expected to incorporate modern infrastructure and facilities designed to accommodate businesses, residents and commercial establishments. Its development could contribute to Accra’s urban expansion while enhancing Ghana’s reputation as a destination for local and international investment.

President Mahama’s expected participation in the ceremony reflects the government’s interest in promoting large-scale private-sector investments that can stimulate economic growth, improve infrastructure and create employment opportunities for Ghanaians.

The $1.3 billion project is also expected to provide a boost to the construction and real estate industries. Developments of this scale typically require the services of engineers, architects, construction workers, technicians and other professionals, potentially creating jobs across different sectors.

In addition to direct employment, the project could generate further economic opportunities for businesses supplying construction materials, equipment, transportation, catering and other essential services. Once completed, the development could also attract commercial operators and residents, increasing economic activity within the surrounding community.

The planned sod-cutting ceremony is therefore expected to draw considerable attention as the government and project developers take a major step towards establishing what could become a significant addition to Accra’s urban landscape.

More information about the project’s specific facilities, construction schedule and implementation plans is expected to become available as work progresses.

The development comes amid increasing demand for modern housing, commercial spaces and business infrastructure in Accra, where urban growth continues to create opportunities for large-scale real estate and infrastructure investments.

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