Official News Report | Eye on Western North Digital

The Sefwi Amafie chief has emphasized the need for traditional leaders to have total authority, amidst a visit by National Democratic Congress (NDC) National Chairman, Johnson Asiedu Nketiah. The chief’s statement underscores the importance of traditional leaders’ roles in local governance and development.

During Asiedu Nketiah’s visit, the chief appealed for the establishment of a university in the Western North Region, highlighting the need for enhanced educational infrastructure to boost development. The chief also pushed for improved road infrastructure to facilitate trade and commerce in the area.

Asiedu Nketiah’s visit was part of his thank-you tour, aiming to engage with traditional leaders and stakeholders, and discuss development projects.

The NDC chairman also emphasized the importance of peace and unity in driving development in the region, urging all stakeholders to work together towards achieving common goals.

The chief’s call for empowerment of traditional leaders is seen as a bid to strengthen local governance and accelerate development in the area.

The Western North Region has long been plagued by poor infrastructure, including inadequate educational facilities and substandard roads, which the chief hopes will be addressed through this initiative.

The visit by Asiedu Nketiah has sparked hope among Party Executives supporters and residents that development projects may soon be forthcoming, and that their voices are being heard at the national level.