Madam Ajara Seidu installed as Development Queen mother of Narhman
The Chief and people of Narhman in the Ga East Municipality have officially installed the Chief Executive Officer of Hajia Local Foods, Madam Ajara Seidu, as the Development Queen mother of the area.
The newly installed development queenmother with the stool name Naa Owaama is expected to help the other traditional leaders to foster the development of the area.
The outdooring ceremony was attended by hundreds of people, including traditional leaders from other communities across the municipality and the region.
Speaking with journalists after the colourful ceremony, the newly outdoored queen mother declared her readiness to join hands with the other traditional authorities to ensure total development of the area.
“I’m very happy to be honoured with this position, and I promised to avail myself anytime when it comes to the discussion of issues regarding the growth of Narhman,” she stated.
She advised the teeming youth of the town not to be involved in election violence.
“As a development queen mother, I cannot achieve my developmental agenda alone but rather need support from members within the community,” she added.
On his part, the Osiahene of the Osu Traditional Area, Nii Dowuona, charged the newly installed Development queen mother to always make herself available for the discussion of issues regarding the total growth of Narhman.
He noted that traditional leaders were not installed to illegally sell lands belonging to the entire members of a family but rather to protect properties meant for future generations.
The Osiahene of the Osu Traditional Council charged the development queen mother to initiate a scholarship scheme for brilliant but needy children within the community to help promote quality education in the town.
By Edem Tsortsorme
Government Communicator , Dr Sammy Ayeh, has defended the decision to recall Ghana’s High Commissioner to Nigeria, Mohammed Baba Jamal, amid public debate over alleged vote buying issues linked to the Ayawaso contest.
Dr Ayeh dismissed suggestions that the recall should be compared to the case of Hajia Amina Adam, who has been mentioned by some commentators as a government appointee.
He argued that the comparison does not hold because the two roles are not the same.
He questioned claims that Hajia Amina Adam serves on three boards, stating that only the Hajj Board has been publicly identified.
He indicated that there was no clear evidence to support assertions that she holds multiple board positions.
According to Dr Ayeh, Baba Jamal’s former position as High Commissioner carried a different level of responsibility.
He explained that a high commissioner represents the President and Ghana’s image abroad, which he described as distinct from board membership.
He maintained that the recall should therefore not be interpreted as unfair or inconsistent treatment.
In his view, the nature of Baba Jamal’s diplomatic role justified separate consideration.
By: Jacob Aggrey
Former President of Ghana, Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo Addo, has expressed optimism about Bangladesh’s democratic process as the country prepares for its elections.
Mr Akufo Addo, who is serving as Chairperson of the Commonwealth Observer Group in Bangladesh, noted that the polls present an opportunity for the people of Bangladesh to mark a new phase in their democratic journey.
He described the moment as significant for the country’s political future.
He expressed hope that the elections would be conducted peacefully across the country. According to him, a calm and orderly process would reflect the commitment of citizens to democratic values.
Mr Akufo Addo indicated that he would welcome an atmosphere of enthusiasm and unity during the exercise.
He referred to comments suggesting the possibility of a festive election and stated that such an environment would be encouraging.
In his view, a successful and peaceful election would send a strong message to the international community, particularly within South Asia and Southeast Asia.
He emphasized that it would demonstrate Bangladesh’s determination to pursue a democratic future.
The Commonwealth Observer Group is in Bangladesh to monitor the electoral process and assess its credibility, transparency, and adherence to democratic standards.
By: Jacob Aggrey
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