President Mahama Inspects Proposed Site for Goaso Farmer Services Centre

According to a report by UTV Ghana on October 10, 2026, President John Dramani Mahama has inspected the proposed site for the Goaso Farmer Services Centre in the Ahafo Region. The visit formed part of his two-day “Resetting Ghana” tour, aimed at assessing ongoing and planned development projects across the country.

The President was accompanied by government officials, project engineers and technical staff, who briefed him on the scope, design and progress of the works. The Farmer Services Centre, which will serve the Asunafo North area and surrounding communities, is expected to become a hub for agricultural support in the region.

Such centres typically provide farmers with access to inputs, mechanisation services, storage facilities and extension support. These services are vital to improving productivity, reducing post-harvest losses and strengthening rural livelihoods in an area known for its agricultural output.

The inspection underscores the government’s emphasis on agriculture as a driver of economic growth, job creation and food security. By visiting project sites in person, President Mahama is demonstrating a hands-on approach to monitoring progress and ensuring accountability in the delivery of public infrastructure.

The “Resetting Ghana” tour is intended to give the President a first-hand view of the state of projects nationwide and to reaffirm the government’s commitment to completing initiatives that will improve the lives of citizens. Throughout the tour, he is expected to engage with project teams and local stakeholders to assess challenges and identify ways of accelerating delivery.

For farming communities in the Ahafo Region, the proposed Goaso Farmer Services Centre represents a promising step toward modernised and better-supported agriculture. Many farmers have long called for improved access to services and facilities that would help them increase yields and earn better incomes.

Further details on the project’s timeline and expected completion date are yet to be announced.

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