BOLE, SAVANNAH REGION – 18TH AUGUST, 2026

The District Chief Executive for Bole, Hon. Abdulai Mahmud, has intensified efforts to ensure the timely completion of the Tinga STEM School project following a working visit to the construction site on Tuesday, 18th August 2026.

The inspection formed part of the DCE’s ongoing efforts to monitor development projects within the Bole District and ensure that critical educational infrastructure is delivered to the people in accordance with the required standards and timelines.

During the visit, Hon. Abdulai Mahmud engaged the contractor, MAWUMS Company Limited, and the project team to assess the progress of construction works and identify any issues that could affect the timely completion of the facility.

The DCE was briefed by the project supervisor on the progress of the works and the contractor’s commitment to maintaining quality workmanship and completing the project within the agreed timeframe.

Hon. Mahmud used the opportunity to impress upon the contractor and the project team the importance of accelerating the pace of work while maintaining the required construction standards. He emphasised that the timely completion of the facility would provide students in the district with improved access to specialised STEM education infrastructure.

The DCE further assured the contractor of the continued support and cooperation of the Bole District Assembly, including the necessary facilitation to enable the project team to execute the works efficiently.

The Assembly’s active monitoring of the project reflects Hon. Abdulai Mahmud’s commitment to ensuring that development projects within the district translate into tangible benefits for residents, particularly in the area of education.

The Tinga STEM School project is expected to contribute to the expansion of opportunities in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) education and provide young people in the district with an environment conducive to developing skills relevant to further education, employment and the changing demands of the modern economy.

Hon. Mahmud reiterated that investment in educational infrastructure remains an important component of the Assembly’s development agenda and pledged to continue engaging relevant stakeholders to facilitate the successful completion of projects of importance to the district.

He expressed appreciation to MAWUMS Company Limited, the project supervisor and other stakeholders for their cooperation and urged them to maintain the momentum and quality of work required to bring the project to completion.

The inspection further demonstrates the DCE’s hands-on approach to project supervision, stakeholder engagement and the promotion of quality educational infrastructure in the Bole District.

Issued by:
Public Relations Unit
Office of the District Chief Executive
Bole District Assembly