Nana Kobena Sabin, popularly known as Papa Willie, a distinguished broadcast journalist, has been enthroned as the new Info-Bereua Chief (Ketsekekahen) of Jedu-Asaman, near Mankessim in the Central Region.
The installation ceremony took place during the vibrant Akwanbo Festival, which celebrated tradition, culture, and community development.
The festival was attended by dignitaries, including clergy, pressmen, politicians, and traditional leaders, who gathered to witness the historic moment.
Nana Kwesi Brebo, Chief of Saltpond Ankaful and president of the Nkusukum Traditional Council, chaired the occasion. In his address, he emphasized the importance of leadership and unity in the community.
Dr. John Kofi Sackey, a respected herbalist and president of the Central Regional branch of Ghana Federation of Traditional Medicines Practitioners Associations, also cautioned youth against get-rich-quick schemes. He emphasized the importance of hard work, moral values, and embracing positive role models.
The Chief of Jedu-Asaman, Nana Nyamful Krampah VI, outlined his vision for the community, including the construction of a clinic facility, and called for unity and moral support to achieve development goals.
Nana Kobena Sabin, in his acceptance speech, thanked the community for the honor and pledged to work tirelessly for the development of Jedu-Asaman. He also promised to use his experience as a journalist to promote the community’s interests and culture.
The installation of Nana Kobena Sabin as Info-Bereua Chief marks a new chapter in the community’s leadership and development journey.
His leadership is expected to bring new energy and ideas to the community, and his experience as a journalist is expected to help promote the community’s interests and culture.
Source:kofitutunews.com
