The Kwatwoma Traditional Council has presented a smock to signifies purity and victory to President Nana Akufo-Addo as he runs for another term in office.
The traditional authority presented the smock to Chairman Abronye to be presented to the president when the regional secretariat of the ruling New Patriotic Party paid a courtesy call on the traditional council as part of its 3 days tour to the various paramount chiefs in the region.
The visit is to sensitize and solicit support from the traditional rulers as the Electoral Commission is set to embark on an important national exercise slated for 30th June 2020.
Nana Oteng Domfe II, the Abakomahene for Suma-Kwatwoma Traditional Council presented the smock to the president through the Bono Regional Chairman at Seketia in the Jaman North District.
According to Nana Oteng Domfe II, President Akufo-Addo has proven to every Ghanaian that he is a man of his words and his unprecedented achievements are living testimonies for everyone to see.
Chairman Abronye who received the item on behalf of the president commended the traditional council for the kind gesture and urged them to continue to entrust the presidency into the hands of President Akufo-Addo since Ghanaians would witness massive progress in the second term of President Akufo-Addo’s regime.
Source: Daniel Kaku, Contributor



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