Mr. Ekow Sampson, the Deputy CEO of the Ghana Tourism Authority (GTA), has called for a concerted effort to build a stronger community, promote the Ghanaian cultural heritage, and empower the people. He made this call while speaking at the Emancipation Durbar at Assin Praso.
According to Mr. Sampson, it is essential to continue reminding ourselves of the carnage of the slave trade and slavery, so that we can forge ahead as a people and celebrate our unity and resilience. He believes that by doing so, we can build stronger communities for a brighter future.
“It is worthwhile for us to continue reminding ourselves of the carnage of the slave trade and slavery so we can forge ahead as a people to join with our brothers and sisters to celebrate our unity and resilience and build stronger communities for a brighter future,” he said.
Mr. Sampson also emphasized the importance of unity, resilience, and human rights in building a stronger future for ourselves, our children, and generations yet unborn. He urged all Ghanaians, Africans, and people of African descent to visit Assin Praso and experience the town’s rich history and cultural heritage.
He also encouraged them to explore Ghana’s tourist attractions and support local businesses. By doing so, he believes that we can build a stronger future for ourselves and promote Ghanaian heritage.
“Together, we can build a stronger future for ourselves, our children and generations yet unborn; a future built on unity, resilience and human rights for all,” he added.
The Emancipation Durbar at Assin Praso is an annual event that commemorates the emancipation of enslaved Africans and celebrates their freedom and resilience. Mr. Sampson’s call to action is a significant reminder of the importance of preserving and promoting Ghana’s cultural heritage.
