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Big Push: Kofi Job completes first phase of Tepa-Marban-Goaso Road 15 months ahead of schedule
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Big Push: Kofi Job completes first phase of Tepa-Marban-Goaso Road 15 months ahead of schedule

Modern Ghana about 4 hours 1 mins read
Kofi Job Construction Limited has completed the first phase of the Tepa-Maban-Goaso road project, with 15 months remaining in the 24-month completion period. The Project Director for the company, Kwabena Owusu Aduomi, says the 22-kilometre first phase, which stretches from Maban, is 93 percent complete just 9 months after actual works began.

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