The Abease Traditional Council, in collaboration with the Bono East Regional House of Chiefs, has taken a significant step in enhancing the capacity of traditional leaders in the Abease Traditional Area. A one-day orientation workshop was held for members of the Council, Adikrofo, Adikrofo Obapanin, and elders, focusing on shaping their knowledge and skills in chieftaincy matters.
The Omanhene/President of Abease Traditional Council, HRM Obrenpong Kru Takyi II, urged participants to show greater commitment to the program, emphasizing its importance in equipping them with the necessary knowledge and skills to effectively discharge their duties.
Obrenpong expressed gratitude to the Registrar of the Bono East Regional House of Chiefs for facilitating the program and commended the Registrar of Abease Traditional Council for his effective organization.
Mr. Alfred Dodoo, Regional Registrar for Bono East House of Chiefs, delivered a presentation on the Chieftaincy Act 2008 (Act 759), highlighting the significance of registration, its benefits, and strategies for minimizing chieftaincy litigations. He emphasized the need for traditional leaders to support their Omanhene in attracting investors to the area.
The workshop provided an opportunity for participants to engage with the presenter and clarify their doubts.
Nana Nima Kruwa, Dama Nkwanta Odikro Obapanin, thanked the Omanhene, the Council, and the Regional House for the insightful program, requesting more such initiatives in the future.
The orientation workshop is a significant step towards empowering traditional leaders in the Abease Traditional Area. By enhancing their knowledge and skills, the program aims to promote peace, stability, and development in the community. The collaboration between the Abease Traditional Council and the Bono East Regional House of Chiefs demonstrates the commitment of both institutions to capacity-building and development in the region.
By: Iddrisu Adam Afuli, Abease Traditional Council
