Mayfair Estates complete 17 projects for Ghana Armed Forces 

By Patrick Obeng 

Accra, Aug. 25, GNA—The Mayfair Estates Limited has completed 17 projects for the Ghana Armed Forces (GAF) to support it to fulfil its mandate of protecting its territorial     integrity of Ghana and helping in maintaining internal security.                                                                                                                            Currently, the Ghanaian-owned Estates developer is constructing an 80-bed military hospital at Duala Barracks and the stamping of pavement around the Nicholson Stadium at Burma Camp to give the road a face-lift. 

Dr John Watson Otumfuo, Chief Executive officer of the company, disclosed this to the Ghana News Agency in Accra. 

He named the projects as the construction of Bui Forward Operating Base (FOB), donation of materials, cash and regularly- made monthly allowances for Ghana Army (GA)Southern Command Rapid Deployment Force, and the provision of sponsorship for various units of the Ghana Army. 

Others are  the provision of  financial  assistance  to the construction of GA Donkokyina FOB, financed  80 per cent of the  reconstruction of  Ghana Airforce Base, officers four- apartment block, the reconstruction of a facility for Electrical and Mechanical  Engineers Corp,  the building  of the Ahuma Otumfuo Junior Rank Mess, and the construction of Ghana Military Police’s National Dogs  Academy  four  blocks accommodation complex. 

 The construction also include accommodation for 153 Soldiers and Sports complex, 15 -units accommodation for Ghana Military Police Soldiers and a five four-storey 20 flats two-bedroom blocks at Duala, Burma Camp.    

The rest are the construction of a four executive and 16 standard suites and ancillary     facilities at Accra Army Lodge Hotel at Burma Camp. 

Dr Otumfuo said Mayfair Estates Limited has entered into  a strategic partnership with Fidelity Bank to make home ownership more accessible. 

He said the collaboration aims to address the critical challenges of affordability and the housing shortage in Ghana. 

“It marks a significant step forward in expanding mortgage financing option for many home buyers,” Dr Otumfuo said. 

The Chef Executive expressed the hope that the partnership would deliver a competitive solution and streamline the home buying process. 

The Mayfair Estates has won many awards, the latest being the Order of Star of Ghana from the GAF.   

GNA