The President of the Akyemansa District House of Chiefs, Daasebre Ofosu Kawbi Ayebiahwe, has urged chiefs and queen mothers in the district to unite for the development of their towns.
Speaking at the launch of the association, he said his aim as president is to foster togetherness among the traditional leaders, noting that unity will bring progress while division will hinder it.
He pledged that the association will support any government to advance the district’s development and thanked past executives for maintaining the organization.
Akyem Kotoku Hemaa Nana Akua Asantewaa III thanked the chiefs for forming the association, saying unity will create strong bonds between towns and urging truthfulness to their subjects.
She also called on leaders to share their blessings with their people.
Justice Nana Berima Yaw Kodua Oppong the Manrɛ Hene of Akyem Abuakwa State, speaking on behalf of the Okyenhene, expressed the Abuakwa chief’s happiness with the new association, which he believes will unite the three Akyem states—Abuakwa, Kotoku and Bosome.
He emphasized that chieftaincy is a revered institution protected by the constitution and urged all chiefs and queen mothers to work together to develop the district.
Report by Raskorsa.