MCDAN'S ELECTROCEM SAVED ADA-Osɔfo Professor Nii Naate Atswele Agbo Nartey Agbo.
From the traditional leaders, politicians, opinion leaders to the ordinary citizens of Ada, nobody, in fact, nobody seemed to have an idea as to why Songor was almost dead and how it could be resuscitated. By the year 2013, the Zanor stream, which used to come through Battor, Aveyime, Sege, Agbedrafo, Bonikope, Toflokpo, among others, and which were keeping the Songor alive had sadly gone home, completely dried up.
And everybody seemed to have thrown their hands up in despair helplessly waiting for the last drop of water to be taken away by silting. Besides, fishing in the lagoon was impossible because all forms of activities (as mentioned above ) poisonous to aquatic life were happening inside and around the lagoon.
But for the timely and godly intervention of Electrochem Ghana Limited and by the able leadership of Dr. Daniel Nii Nshia McKorley who was enstooled as Ada's Development Chief, with the Stool name Nene Kabu Koranteng l, Songor today would have been like a swathe or a silted expanse of desolate and fruitless land. By and large, the experts of Electrochem were able to design a master plan towards reviving and restoring Songor to its natural ecological state.
Since it was going to be a herculean task to instantly fill the dead Songor with water, Electrochem workmen cleaned the shattered Sorgon of debris. The experts decided to embark on that task progressively.
The truth is, the situation is going to
get better by the time the entire expanse of Songor will be completely restored. Pacific is the next in line to be filled with water. Its completion means bigger space for fishing and better economic prospects for the people of Ada.
Thanks to Electrochem and Nene Kabu Koranteng l (McDAN), Songor is alive again.
Osɔfo Professor Nii Naate Atswele Agbo Nartey