TDC Ghana Expands Nationwide: TDC Oxygen City-Ho Coming to Ho, Volta Region
TDC Ghana Ltd, led by Managing Director Courage Nunekpeku, is expanding its operations beyond the Greater Accra Region. The company is currently in discussions with President John Dramani Mahama regarding the construction of TDC Oxygen City-Ho in Ho, Volta Region. While the exact planning and construction dates remain unknown, the project promises significant regional growth and economic transformation.
TDC Ghana Ltd has secured a vast 1,860-acre plot of land near the Ho Airport for this ambitious venture. TDC Oxygen City-Ho will be the largest gated community development in Ghana, featuring a mix of residential communities, an industrial park, a health tourism facility, and Ghana's first dedicated golf course. This comprehensive project aims to drive regional growth and economic transformation.
The company's national expansion strategy is not limited to Ho. TDC Ghana Ltd plans to unlock new economic corridors and promote industrialisation in the Volta, Ashanti, Central, Western, and Eastern Regions. This strategic move signals TDC's commitment to contributing to Ghana's overall economic development.
TDC Oxygen City-Ho, with its diverse range of facilities, is set to significantly boost the Volta Region's economy. The project's exact timeline remains uncertain, but its potential impact on regional growth and economic transformation is clear. TDC Ghana Ltd's expansion strategy, with President Mahama's support, signals a promising future for Ghana's real estate and industrial sectors.
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