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The Atta-Mills Institute (AMI) has cut sod for the commencement of its Community Improvement Programme (CIP) Initiative.
It took off in earnest on the morning of Saturday, September 18, 2021 when the needed traditional prayers were rendered for the siting of a corn and cassava mill at Gonten, a rural community close to Aburi.
While breaking ground for work to commence, Founder and CEO of AMI, Koku Anyidoho, gave ultimate thanks to God Almighty for making it possible for AMI to breath life into its CIP agenda.
According to the CEO, “the Gonten project, is AMI’s Covenant Project” adding, “and my deep faith in God tells me that the hand of help extended to the people of Gonten shall open the doors of heaven for divine blessings upon AMI.
Mr. Anyidoho noted that the project which includes a new structure, the corn and cassava mills as well as other accessories, will be ready for commissioning in a month’s time.
The People being appreciative of his gesture, prayed for the blessings of the Most High to pour down endlessly on AMI.
