News Government commits to completion of Boankra Inland Port – Nsemkeka by nsemkekanewsfindme May 9, 2025 by nsemkekanewsfindme May 9, 2025 0 comments 2 minutes read Bookmark Share 0FacebookTwitterPinterestEmail 4FacebookTwitterPinterestEmail Government commits to completion of Boankra Inland Port – Nsemkeka The Ghana Shippers Authority (GSA) has assured of the completion of the Boankra Inland Port project in the Ashanti region, aimed at enhancing the movement of goods to the northern sector of the country and other West African countries. According to CEO of GSA, Prof. Ransford Gyampo, the government is committed to seeing to the completion of the project, despite the challenges being encountered. The Boankra Integrated Logistics and Terminal (BILT) project is a flagship initiative designed to provide a comprehensive logistics and transportation hub in Ghana. The project, executed by the local construction company, Justmoh Construction Limited, aims to reduce congestion at the Tema Port, improve efficiency in cargo handling, and provide a one-stop logistics facility for importers, exporters, and logistics service providers. Prof. Gyampo, who was at the site to inspect the progress, expressed his satisfaction with the work done so far. He emphasized the government’s willingness to address legitimate concerns about the project to ensure its timely completion. The CEO’s comment comes on the back of the country’s history of abandoning projects after a change of government, a situation he believes has hindered development. Prof. Gyampo argued that such projects should be viewed as national initiatives that transcend political divides. The Boankra Inland Port project is expected to have a significant impact on Ghana’s economy, providing a much-needed boost to trade and commerce. Once completed, the facility will offer a range of services, including warehousing, container storage, customs clearance, among others. The project is also expected to create jobs and stimulate economic growth within catchment communities. The Ghana Shippers Authority is working closely with contractors and stakeholders to ensure that the project stays on track. The Chief Executive of Justmoh Construction Limited, Dr. Justice Amoh, in an interview after a site meeting with the Ghana Shippers Authority, appealed for timely financial disbursements. He stated that financial constraints have hindered the progress of the work. Project Consultant Dr. J.B. Koranteng-Yorke noted that phase one of the project is nearing completion. He added that contractors need to add some facilities to phase one to meet international standards. BoankracommitscompletiongovernmentInlandNsemkekaPort previous post Ghanaian Council of Chiefs in Holland, UnityLink give Otumfuo’s Heal Komfo Anokye Project $11,000 – Nsemkeka next post Delta connects Accra directly to Atlanta – Nsemkeka You may also like Bookmark Ebony FC secure promotion to Division One after... May 9, 2025 Bookmark AFCON U20: Ghana to face hosts Egypt in... May 9, 2025 Bookmark Ghana’s relay team eyes World Athletics Championships spot... May 9, 2025 Bookmark Ebi Bright confirmed as first female Mayor of... May 9, 2025 Bookmark Scores injured in multi-vehicle crash at Krofrom in... May 9, 2025 Bookmark Hon. Iddrisu Haruna is right: renaming universities matter... May 9, 2025 Bookmark National Commission on Small Arms and Light Weapons... May 9, 2025 Bookmark Delta connects Accra directly to Atlanta – Nsemkeka May 9, 2025 Bookmark Avoid political influence in your role – Samson... May 9, 2025 Bookmark JoyNews’ Erastus Asare Donkor honoured at 2025 Millennium... May 9, 2025 Leave a Comment Cancel Reply Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment.