Hive ECO System has taken a significant step towards addressing water shortages in Ghana by commissioning a mechanized water pipe system for residents of Jamasi-Ahenbronum in the Sekyere South municipal of the Ashanti region. This project is part of the organization's broader mission to provide clean and portable water to communities in need.

Mark Sam, Hive's Projects Manager, stated that their core motive is to provide portable and clean water for communities that are in dire need of this essential resource. He revealed that they have successfully completed over 22 similar projects across the country, demonstrating their commitment to addressing water shortages in Ghana.

In addition to the water project, Hive ECO System donated 200 exercise books to students in the community, further demonstrating their commitment to supporting the development of the area. The organization has assured that they will continue to construct more water projects if the need arises, providing hope for a brighter future for the residents of Jamasi-Ahenbronum.

The residents of Jamasi-Ahenbronum, expressed their heartfelt gratitude to Hive ECO System for this timely intervention. 

They also thanked Sompa FM for airing their challenges, which led to Hive ECO System's response. The new water project is expected to make a significant difference in the lives of thousands of people in the community.

Finally Jamasi Adontenhene Nana Kwadwo Adu Gyamfi speaking to Sompa Fm Bawah Baidoo also had this to say.

Sompaonline.com