The site for the new EKMA 24-hour economy market at Apremdo–Abenbebom Central Market has officially been handed over to the contractor, marking the commencement of construction work.
The project kicked off with a formal site handover ceremony led by the Municipal Chief Executive Officer, Hon. Abdul Majeed Dokurgu, alongside key assembly officials.
This development is a significant step toward boosting local commerce and enhancing market infrastructure within the municipality.
Importantly, the project has been carefully planned to ensure that no traders will be displaced and that trading activities will continue uninterrupted throughout the construction period.
This approach reflects a commitment to supporting the existing market community while introducing improvements.
The EKMA 24-hour economy market is envisioned as a vibrant hub that will operate around the clock, providing increased opportunities for local businesses and traders to thrive.
By extending market hours and upgrading facilities, the project aims to stimulate economic activity and create a more dynamic commercial environment for residents and visitors alike.
As part of broader municipal efforts, this initiative underscores the importance of investing in infrastructure that supports sustainable economic growth.
Once completed, the modernized market is expected to serve as a catalyst for further development and prosperity in the region.
With construction now underway, stakeholders remain optimistic that the EKMA 24-hour economy market will soon become a cornerstone of the local economy, reinforcing Apremdo–Abenbebom’s position as a key commercial center.
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