A 200-member National Nsutaman Youngsters Club has been inaugurated at Nsuta in the Sekyere Central District.
The national body includes three local branches of the club, namely, Nsuta, Kumasi and Accra.
Speaking at the ceremony Mr. Afoakwa Sekyere, a former Headmaster of Prempeh College and a citizen of the town, urged them to make time management their guiding principle and accord respect to the elderly in society.
Mr. Afoakwa Sekyere also urged the members to work towards the rapid development of the town.
Mr. James Sarfoh, National Chairman of the Club, announced that plans were underway to form branches at Obuasi and Sunyani.
Nana Adu-Agyei Bonsafo III, Omanhene of Nsuta Traditional Council, commended the club for their spirit of unity and urged them to work hard to achieve more for the country.
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