Good Governance Policies Has Reduced Our Burdens – Coalition of Chiefs

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A group of chiefs, known as the Coalition of Chiefs Championing Good Governance Policies, has expressed its support for any government that implements good policies. With over 850 members across Ghana, the coalition believes that good governance policies can significantly reduce the burden on parents and traditional leaders.

According to the coalition’s president, Nana Ampem Darko Tetteh, who is also the Kyidomhene for the Awutu Traditional Council, the Free SHS policy initiated by the NPP government is a prime example of good governance. He noted that this policy has drastically reduced the financial burden on parents, chiefs, and politicians, and is therefore worthy of support from all Ghanaians.

“The Free SHS policy is the best thing that has happened to Ghana since independence,” Nana Ampem Darko Tetteh said. “It has reduced the burden on parents and traditional leaders, and has given hope to many young people who would have otherwise been denied access to education.”

The coalition has vowed to hold any government accountable if it fails to fulfill its campaign promises. This was stated by Nana Ampem Darko Tetteh during a press conference organized by the coalition in Awutu Breku.

“We will not hesitate to speak out against any government that fails to deliver on its promises,” Nana Ampem Darko Tetteh said. “We believe that good governance is essential for the development of our country, and we will do everything in our power to promote it.”

The vice president of the coalition, Nai Pobi Abun-dam, also noted that the implementation of good policies has led to a significant reduction in the number of people seeking financial assistance for school fees, medical bills, and other expenses.

“In the past, my house was always filled with people seeking financial assistance for one thing or the other,” Nai Pobi Abun-dam said. “But since the implementation of the Free SHS policy, the number of people seeking financial assistance has reduced significantly. This is a clear indication that good governance policies can make a significant difference in the lives of our people.”

The coalition has called on all Ghanaians to support any government that implements good policies, regardless of their political affiliation.

“We believe that good governance is not a partisan issue,” Nana Ampem Darko Tetteh said. “It is an issue that affects us all, and we must all work together to promote it.”