paramount chief of Twifo Hemang Traditional Area
Otumfuo Amoah Sasraku III, Paramount Chief of Twifo Hemang Traditional Area, has commended President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo for putting the economy back on track, noting that the President was ordained by God to lead the country.
“We will remain ever grateful to you, our President, and to God for the rare gift of visionary leadership in governance and in administration that he has given you to serve this nation. It is without doubt that God has, indeed, ordained you to lead Ghana onto a path of self-reliance and economic freedom. Clearly, you are the Moses of our time,” he said.
Otumfuo Amoah Sasraku III said this yesterday when President Akufo-Addo paid a courtesy call on him as part of his two-day working visit to the Central Region.
Life-changing interventions
Otumfuo Amoah Sasraku III applauded the President for his decision to embark on a tour of the country, stressing “irrespective of the remote nature of our communities, and its nearly impassable roads, you are still able to touch base with us and offer solutions to our concerns.”
“Even in the absence of the luxury of time to state the life-changing interventions the President has instituted to the benefit of Ghanaians, I cannot be silent about the huge school projects that are dotted all around our communities, many of which are completed, whilst others are at varying stages of completion’
“This exemplifies the President’s renown as an avowed proponent of universal education for our young ones. A lot has already been said about the Free SHS policy and Free School Feeding Programme. It is now a thing of the past to hear people ask for handouts to pay the school fees of their wards. This is a personal testimony and we are. The kids and their parents are therefore grateful,” he stated.
Otumfuo Amoah Sasraku III also mentioned the construction of Community Small Water Systems across the traditional area, to take care of the water and sanitation needs of the people, as yet another example of the achievements of the Akufo-Addo government in the area.
