He said Government was committed to partnering the private sector to build affordable housing for workers for secured pensions plan but needed litigation free lands to make the vision a reality. Mr Atta Akyea said this when he paid a courtesy call on the Central Regional Minister as part of a day’s working tour to the Elmina Emergency Sea defence project site on Tuesday. The Minister was accompanied by his two Deputies, Mrs Freda Prempeh and Mr Eugene Antwi prospectively together with the directors of works, Finance and audit of the Ministry. “Available housing data at the ministry shows a housing deficit of 1.7 million. We have to find innovative ways of trying to secure infrastructure and as a Ministry, we are determined to wipe out this housing deficit” he added.

Source: All Ghana News May 19, 2017 11:23 UTC