The beneficiary communities are Gbintiri, Gambaga, and Nalerigu Atabiya in the East Mamprusi District, Katejili, Kitare, Kokonagye and Mbowura in the Kpandai District, Gyamtutu and Makango in the East Gonja District, Kukuo in the Nanumba South District and Wulugu in the West Mamprusi District.

The intervention formed part of the bank’s corporate social responsibility to provide the health, sanitation and water needs of the citizens. Mr Kwame Baah Nuako, the Head of Marketing at The Royal Bank, during the inauguration of the facilities at Gbintiri over the weekend, said it was the aim of the Foundation to annually provide 60 boreholes to deprived communities across the country.

Ubor Jabab Wajak, the Chief of Gbintiri, expressed gratitude to The Royal Bank Foundation for providing the community with the facilities and appealed to other non-governmental organisations to assist with more social amenities.