It was a rainy season in La Dade-Kotopon Municipality, and the residents were worried about the possibility of flooding. Unfortunately, their fears were confirmed when heavy rains caused flooding in several areas, leaving many residents homeless and in dire need of assistance.
The La Dade-Kotopon Municipal Assembly (LaDMA) quickly mobilized to provide relief to the affected residents. The Municipal Chief Executive (MCE), Hon. Solomon Niikoi, and the Director of the National Disaster Management Organization (NADMO) in the municipality, Madam Deborah Maame Akua Ofori, led the distribution of relief items to the affected communities.

The team visited several areas affected by the flood, including Tse-Addo, Cantoments, South La, La, Kaajaanor, Ako Adjei, and Abafum. They distributed items such as food, clothing, and blankets to the affected residents. The MCE and NADMO Director also offered words of encouragement to the residents, assuring them of the assembly’s commitment to supporting them during this difficult time.
The distribution exercise was well-organized, and the team worked efficiently to ensure that every affected resident received the necessary relief items. The MCE and NADMO Director were impressed with the dedication and hard work of the LaDMA staff and volunteers who had worked tirelessly to make the relief effort a success.
In an interview with the media, Hon. Solomon Niikoi expressed his appreciation for the support and cooperation of the residents during the distribution exercise. He also urged residents to continue taking proactive measures to prevent future flooding by avoiding dumping waste in drains and waterways.
The NADMO Director, Madam Deborah Maame Akua Ofori, also commended the LaDMA for their swift response and urged other assemblies to emulate their example in responding to disasters.
In conclusion, the distribution of relief items to flood-affected residents by LaDMA and NADMO was a success, and the MCE and NADMO Director demonstrated their commitment to supporting the affected residents. The assembly’s efforts were applauded by both residents and stakeholders, and it was a reminder of the importance of preparedness and swift action in responding to disasters.