The centre , the venue for this year’s National Independence Day parade, is expected to be the largest gathering in the Volta region with more than 5,000 dignitaries and important personalities in attendance.

Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo Addo, President of the Republic is expected to take the salute at the parade, which falls on Monday, 6th March, 2023.

Mr Agbodza, also a member of the Grounds Committee of the 66th anniversary, gave the commendation when he visited the Centre.

He called on the people of the region, especially the people of Adaklu to help make the parade a memorable one saying, “Adaklu is privileged to host this year’s independence parade.”

He hoped that after the anniversary work would continue and not be abandoned, adding that the centre would help offer the youth the opportunity to develop their sporting skills.

Mr Agbodza who is also the Minority Chief Whip, suggested to the Youth Employment Agency to hand over the centre to any interested football club or sporting organisation for adoption to avoid the facility becoming a white elephant after the celebration.

He said it would also make the maintenance of the Centre easy.

Mr. Agbodza hoped more facilities would be added to the Centre in the future.

A spokesperson for the Contractor, who chose to remain anonymous told the Ghana News Agency that work was 90 percent complete and that the drainage system and other minor works would be done after the parade.

Mr Agbodza was accompanied by Togbe Agbobada IV, Senior Divisional Chief of Adaklu Anfoe, Mr. Jerry Ameko, Adaklu Constituency Chairman of the National Democratic Congress and Mr. Samuel Dorfe, Assemblyman for Adaklu Torda Electoral Area.