"Let's Unite To Accelerate Development In Our Communities"

"Let's Unite To Accelerate Development In Our Communities" - Chief Appeals To Residents.

The Adontehene of Assin-Asempanaye, Nana Appiah Boadi I, in the Assin North District of the Central Region, has called on Ghanaians to bury their individual differences and forge ahead in the unity of purpose to facilitate development in their communities.

He indicated that peace, unity and harmony were essential prerequisites for rapid socio-economic in any community and emphasised that "no nation or country can develop without unity, peace, harmony and tranquillity."

"As traditional leaders, we must at all times do away with oftentimes self-seeking and sectional interests that do not promote national peace, but rather breed disunity, violence and retards national development."

Nana Appiah Boadi advised at a ceremony to install some Chiefs at Assin-Asempanaye on Saturday.

They include; Asempanaye Nifahene, Nana Amoh II, Nana Appiah Boadi I, Adontenhene, Nana Amankra I, Nifahemaa and Nana Akroma II, Adontenhemaa.

On her part, the Nifahemaa, Nana Amankra I cautioned girls against premarital sex to avoid teenage pregnancy and urged them to preserve their virginity, to obtain a brighter future through education.

She emphasised that promiscuous lifestyle exposed girls to lots of social evils that could ruin their lives, adding that: "The acts of immorality among girls nowadays were not only worrying but a disgrace and scorn on womanhood."

The dignitaries who graced the occasion include the District Chief Executive of Assin North, Mr Charles Ohene, Andoh, the Chief of Assin Nyankomase, Nana Apotei IV,

Ehunabobrim Nana Prah Agyensaim VI, Paramount Chief of Assin Owirenkyi Traditional Area, the Presiding Member of the Assin North District Assembly, Mr Patrick Affum Ampomah etc.

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Story by Kwame Owusu Asante Shadrack

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