In his welcome address, Ing. Nimako-Boateng expressed appreciation for the consistent support of the Armed Forces in curbing illegal mining activities that pose a threat to the reservoir and the operational stability of the dam.
This commitment was echoed by the Deputy Minister, who highlighted key achievements in the sector—including the rollout of over 200 megawatts of solar power projects nationwide. He also made special mention of BPA’s landmark 25-megawatt floating solar project currently under construction at the Bui Generating Station.
The Authority was represented by the Acting Chief Executive Officer, Ing. Kow Eduakwa Sam; the Deputy Chief Executive Officer for Engineering, Operations and Technical, Ing. Samuel Nimako-Boateng; and the Manager of Public Relations, Mr. Mawuli Fui Kwadzovia.
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The delegation also toured the BGS Land-Based and Floating Solar Sites where they were given a comprehensive overview of BPA’s Operations. To reinforce BPA’s security infrastructure, the delegation, led by current Base Commander, Air Commodore Kwabena Kissiedu Manukure Atiemo, visited the proposed site between Carpenter and Jogboi, earmarked for the development of a Tactical Air Command base. The new base is expected to enhance security coverage across the Bui enclave.
The engagement continued on Tuesday 22nd July 2025 with a durbar held by the Tactical Air Command in honour of Air Vice Marshal Agyin-Frimpong.
Air Vice Marshal Agyin-Frimpong expressed heartfelt appreciation for the warm reception and hospitality extended to him by BPA. He commended the Authority for its strategic importance in national development and affirmed the dedication of the Air Tactical Command to protecting the Bui enclave and safeguarding national assets under BPA’s care.