Chief of Gbamyamli Expresses His Gratitude to the Hive Ecosystem for the Borehole Donation

The Hive Empowers Communities project has been truly a lifesaver for Communities who have faced water crises. Through this initiative, we have successfully constructed 10 boreholes to address the challenge of accessing clean drinking water. With this endeavour we can confidently say that Hive is indeed changing lives for good. We have the recent borehole built in Tamale, Northern Region, Ghana. The town of Ghamyamli was overjoyed during the launch ceremony, when they realised the significant difference it would make in resolving the problem of accessing clean drinking water in the area.

During an interview with the Chief of Ghamyamli, he expressed heartfelt gratitude to the Hive ecosystem for their outreach and assistance to the community, something they never expected to receive. Ghamyamli, being a sizable town with surrounding communities, all stand to benefit from the borehole for water access. Recognizing this, the Chief appealed for further support from the Hive ecosystem for another borehole, which he believes will greatly benefit the majority of the local population.

Additionally, he emphasized the importance of essential amenities that the community currently lacks and plead for further positive impact. Overall, this project has undeniably brought about life-changing experiences for the people in the region, and our appreciation extends to the Hive ecosystem for their instrumental support in making this endeavor a reality. We take pride in being a part of the Hive community, contributing to this remarkable achievement.