Phase two of hive borehole completes today.

Today, I would like to provide another report on the continuing hive borehole project in Ghana. As usual, we keep our supporters up to speed on the latest project developments. Today brings us another report on the status of the project to provide safe drinking water to the residents of Jamasi Dawu.

The current project is divided into three stages in order to be completed. The first step began with drilling, which was reported a few days ago. This is the second phase, which continued just a few days ago. The employees have worked tirelessly to guarantee that the second phase is completed today. Today, the seat of the pillar on which the tank will sit was completed via continuous hard labour, bringing the second phase to an end.

Furthermore, the created wall has been plastered to guarantee that the project is ready for the plumber to begin his part of the project. The project's development provides the inhabitants of Jamasi Dawu a lot of optimism. Following its updates and development, the borehole is expected to be launched this weekend.

The plumber is anticipated to start the next step of the project by laying pipes through the wall to the drilled borehole. The tank will also be installed above the pillar to allow the pipes to provide water to the people. However, this will be achievable when the pillar has dried up for around three days. This will undoubtedly make it totally prepared for the following step.

We (@mcsamm & @collinz) are still committed to expanding the hive ecosystem in Ghana by meeting people's needs. As we use hive to empower society, we want to bring the hive blockchain to the public. And thanks to you @awuahbenjamin for playing a major role by continuous visit to witness the project's success. Thanks to everyone for the support too.