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Lack of school, electricity slowing development in Ankaase – Leaders

Community leaders say the absence of basic social amenities is affecting education and development The lack of a school and reliable electricity supply is slowing development in Ankaase, a growing community in the Adansi Akrofuom District of the Ashanti Region.
Community leaders say the absence of basic social amenities is affecting education and development, forcing children to travel long distances to school while residents struggle with darkness at night.
The Odikro of Ankaase, Nana Yaw, speaking alongside other community leaders, said the community’s population was increasing, but government support had not kept pace with the growth.
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