Daniel Dung Mahama is the Member of Parliament for Talensi Constituency. He recently paid a visit to those affected by a destructive rainstorm. This visit was reported by A1radioonline. The storm occurred on April 24, 2025. A severe storm caused damage to seven houses in the Tolla and Digaare communities. It also damaged two school buildings. Many families were displaced from their homes.
Mr. Mahama and Talensi’s District Chief Executive, John Millim Nabwomya, conducted an assessment tour on Sunday, April 27, 2025. The purpose of the visit was to show sympathy to the impacted families. They aimed to assess the degree of destruction. Additionally, they explored opportunities for advocating for aid from the government and other relevant organizations.
The Digaare MP praised Alhaji Naab Ibrahim Boarebon, the chief of Digaare. He promptly used his resources to replace the roof of Digaare Primary School. This ensured students could resume their academic activities without delay once schools reopened.
During his visit, Mr. Mahama expressed his condolences to the victims and emphasized the need for swift aid by NADMO and other relevant organizations. He praised the chief for acting to repair the damaged school roof. This action demonstrates strong leadership during this difficult time.
Mr. Nabwomya, the District Chief Executive, promised to work closely with NADMO. He will assess the availability of relief supplies for those affected. He also reassured the community of the district’s dedication to offering assistance whenever feasible.
Ayariga Mahamadu, the Assembly Member for the Datuko Electoral Area, was thankful to the MP and DCE for their visit. He recognized that the rainstorm had significantly impacted the community and urged immediate aid in rebuilding homes and livelihoods.
Upper East Region | Talensi
